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
Lost Wills
Lost Wills When a loved one passes away, their estate is distributed according to their Will. However, if the original
Medical Negligence
GP Claims in Ireland: Misdiagnosis & Failure to Refer Early diagnosis is crucial. When a GP fails to recognise symptoms
Wills & Foreign Property
Making a second will for assets in foreign countries If you own assets abroad, it’s often advisable to make a
Dental Negligence Abroad
Dental work carried out abroad such as implants, crowns or veneers can give rise to a claim, but these cases
Personal Injuries and Sport
Taking part in sport carries inherent risks, but not every injury is simply part of the game. The level of
Negligence Not Proven in Slip and Trip Fall in Workplace
In Sharon Walsh v Juniper Orthodontics Ltd [2026], a dental assistant injured her ankle after tripping on a hoover hose