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In common with any other form of litigation, actions taken over probate must comply with the Statute of Limitation 1957. […]

The Legality of a “Ceiling of Care” In Health Service Executive v P.J. [2026] IEHC 291, the High Court considered

A Will can be challenged in Ireland for several reasons, including: Lack of testamentary capacity – where the person making

Lost Wills When a loved one passes away, their estate is distributed according to their Will. However, if the original

GP Claims in Ireland: Misdiagnosis & Failure to Refer Early diagnosis is crucial. When a GP fails to recognise symptoms

Making a second will for assets in foreign countries If you own assets abroad, it’s often advisable to make a

Dental work carried out abroad such as implants, crowns or veneers can give rise to a claim, but these cases

Taking part in sport carries inherent risks, but not every injury is simply part of the game. The level of

In Sharon Walsh v Juniper Orthodontics Ltd [2026], a dental assistant injured her ankle after tripping on a hoover hose

In the recent case of Owen Nolan (Best Friend of Ailbhe, Hugh and Max Nolan) v Dublin Airport Authority 13th