Claim that the pharmacy gave the incorrect medicine to a customer
An interesting case came before the High Court in which a plaintiff alleged that Boots Pharmacy was negligent in supplying […]
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Executor of Will can Issue Notice of Termination
The High Court has confirmed that an executor of a deceased landlord’s estate is entitled to serve a valid notice
Contesting a Will
If you are unhappy with either the execution or the contents of a Will, you need to act by issuing
Employers Not Necessarily at Fault Where an Everyday Accident Occurs in the Workplace
The High Court has dismissed a personal injury claim brought by a stable employee who alleged that he injured his
High Court Rules Alteration to Will Invalid in Dublin Property Dispute
The High Court has ruled that an attempted alteration to a Will after its execution was invalid, confirming that the
Ticketmaster in Breach of Contract
A disappointed Coldplay fan successfully sued Ticketmaster in the Small Claims Court after being sold tickets with a restricted view
Probate – How Long is the Process and What’s Involved?
Probate can be a straightforward process, but the time it takes often depends on the size and complexity of the
High Court Reduces Damages Where Plaintiff Exaggerated Symptoms
In Sykula v O’Reilly [2025] IEHC 638, the High Court reduced a personal injuries award after finding that the plaintiff
Assisted Decision-Making
Care of the Elderly: Court Appoints Independent Decision-Making Representatives The former Wardship system was replaced by the Assisted Decision-Making Capacity
Personal Injury – What Constitutes an ‘Unusual Danger’ in Slip and Trip Accidents
A judge in a recent case explored the common law view on occupiers’ liability when it comes to ordinary everyday