Accidents at Work Solicitor Dublin *

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To make sure you and your personal injury solicitor are a good fit we advise asking the below questions during that first consultation - What are your areas of expertise, e.g. have you ligated a case like mine before? - What is your honest assessment of the case at this early juncture? - How likely is it that my case will end up in the courts? - How long will it take to settle my personal injury claim.

The cost of pursuing a personal injury claim in Ireland is dependent on many factors. At Finghin O'Driscoll we advise on costs at the onset and won’t take a case if we feel it’s unlikely to be successful. Most personal injury cases don’t end up in court. Instead, they are referred to the injuries board. The injuries board access the details of the case and will award a settlement amount. If both the claimant and defendant agree to this number, the payment is made and the case is settled. When this happens the claimant's solicitor's costs are subtracted from this settlement. Sometimes, the defendants’ legal team may look to agree on a settlement after the claim has been sent to the injuries board but before the injuries board announces their decision. If a settlement amount is agreed upon at this stage of the process, the claimant’s legal costs are usually paid out of this settlement. If the defendant's legal team refuses to pay the legal costs at this juncture, the case will remain with the injuries board. It’s very important to remember that no matter at what stage of proceedings the case settles on, a solicitor’s fee cannot be calculated as a percentage of the final settlement. Solicitor’s fees are calculated based on the work and time spent on an individual case. Solicitor/client Fees are costs a solicitor will charge to the client directly. These are fees that cannot be recovered from the defendant and are billed directly to the client. At Finghin O'Driscoll Solicitors we advise on these fees at the outset of your case.

The amount of compensation you receive will depend on the nature of the injuries you sustained, how long they persist for and the contents of the medical reports. It also depends on who is responsible for the accident. Our team of personal injury solicitors in Dublin will advise you on the amount of compensation you are likely to receive based on the all the available circumstances.

Report the accident to whoever you believe was responsible as soon as possible and gather evidence. Addresses, names of witnesses and photographs are vital to your case. After booking your initial consultation, our Dublin personal injury solicitors will advise you whether your personal injury claim* is worth pursuing.

In the immediate aftermath of a personal injury, make sure you and any of the other occupants in the car are safe. The Gardai should be informed about the accident and you should listen to the Gardai advice before leaving the scene of the accident. All parties involved in the road traffic accident should exchange contact information including: The contact details of any witnesses to the road traffic accident should also be collected. Photographs should be taken of the scene. Even if the road traffic accident wasn’t your fault it is important to contact your insurance company and let them know about the accident. It is very important to seek legal advice from a specialist Dublin road traffic accident solicitor.

The length of time it takes to settle a road traffic accident claim in Dublin depends on a multitude of factors. These factors can include the type of injuries sustained, the complications associated with treating the injuries and the amount of damage inflicted on the vehicle.Generally speaking, a claimant will be looking at a timeframe of one to two years before the case is settled. Our Dublin road traffic accident solicitors can give their opinion on how long your claim will last.

The length of time a whiplash injury takes is dependent on the details surrounding the accident and the severity of the injury. Your Dublin whiplash injury claim solicitor* can advise you how long they expect the personal injury* case to last.

If you have suffered a whiplash injury and you are considering seeking out a whiplash injury claim,* please get in contact with our Dublin personal injury solicitors* office today.

First things first, we urge you to get in contact with our Dublin accident at work solicitors * offices. Our team can give you advice unique to your situation and your injury. Every workplace accident is different and therefore individual legal advice and recommendations are required.

A variety of factors can influence the time an accident at work case can take. Generally speaking a work accident clean can take anywhere from 6 to 9 months. However mitigating factors can extend this time. During your Dublin accident at work consultation, our workplace accident solicitors can advise you on how long the process will take.

Understandably, individuals can be apprehensive about taking legal action against their employer after a workplace injury. However, it’s import to remember that when pursuing a lawful claim against an employer, you as the employee are protected from dismissal.The compensation amount is also covered by the employer’s liability insurance. All reputable employers will have this insurance in place.

People injured in a road traffic accident have up to 2 years from the date of the accident to begin the process of pursuing a claim.

Yes you can make a claim against the Motor Insurers Bureau of Ireland (MIBI). This bureau was set-up to ensure that even if the person who caused the accident isn't insured, the injured party can still be compensated * for damage and injuries.

The duration of a workplace accident Dublin claim case will depend on the nature of the incident and the severity of injuries suffered. Your Dublin work injury claim expert can advise you on how long they expect the case to last.

If you have been injured in the workplace and you are considering seeking an injury claim*, please get in contact with our Dublin team today.

We would advise on taking a number of steps to build your case prior to meeting with Finghín O’Driscoll Solicitors. Clients should seek medical attention, report the accident, identify witnesses and to document the accident by taking pictures or obtaining CCTV footage.

Following necessary information gathering, clients should contact Finghín O’Driscoll Solicitors to discuss their accidents in public places Dublin claim.

The length of time it takes to settle a road traffic accident claim in Dublin depends on a multitude of factors. These factors can include the type of injuries sustained, the complications associated with treating the injuries and the amount of damage inflicted on the vehicle.Generally speaking, a claimant will be looking at a timeframe of one to two years before the case is settled. Our Dublin road traffic accident solicitors can give their opinion on how long your claim will last.

In the immediate aftermath of a personal injury, make sure you and any of the other occupants in the car are safe. The Gardai should be informed about the accident and you should listen to the Gardai advice before leaving the scene of the accident. All parties involved in the road traffic accident should exchange contact information including: The contact details of any witnesses to the road traffic accident should also be collected. Photographs should be taken of the scene. Even if the road traffic accident wasn’t your fault it is important to contact your insurance company and let them know about the accident. It is very important to seek legal advice from a specialist Dublin road traffic accident solicitor.

Following necessary information gathering, clients should contact Finghín O’Driscoll Solicitors to discuss their accidents in public places Dublin claim.

We would advise on taking a number of steps to build your case prior to meeting with Finghín O’Driscoll Solicitors. Clients should seek medical attention, report the accident, identify witnesses and to document the accident by taking pictures or obtaining CCTV footage.

If you have suffered a whiplash injury and you are considering seeking out a whiplash injury claim,* please get in contact with our Dublin personal injury solicitors* office today.

The length of time a whiplash injury takes is dependent on the details surrounding the accident and the severity of the injury. Your Dublin whiplash injury claim solicitor* can advise you how long they expect the personal injury* case to last.