Reduced Damages Due to Contributory Negligence
In Conway v O’Connell (High Court, 28 April 2026), the court considered the extent to which an injured plaintiff’s own
Cosmetic Surgery – What Can You Claim For?
When cosmetic surgery goes wrong due to negligence, it may give rise to a medical negligence claim. However, not every
Will or No Will? What are the Consequences?
Making a Will is the only way to ensure your wishes are carried out after your death. It allows you
Accidents Involving Children
Accidents can happen anywhere at home, school, playgrounds, or public places. If a child is injured: ✔️ Seek medical attention
Prescription and Pharmacy Errors
The word overdose usually brings to mind the abuse of controlled or illegal drugs. It can also refer to an
Accidents in Public Parks Who is Responsible?
A day out in a public park or playground can quickly take a turn when an accident results in injury.
Probate Statute of Limitations
In common with any other form of litigation, actions taken over probate must comply with the Statute of Limitation 1957.
Assisted Decision Making
The Legality of a “Ceiling of Care” In Health Service Executive v P.J. [2026] IEHC 291, the High Court considered
Grounds for Contesting a Will
A Will can be challenged in Ireland for several reasons, including: Lack of testamentary capacity – where the person making