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
Probate: What Happens When There’s No Will?
Probate: What Happens When There’s No Will? Under the Succession Act, 1965, if someone dies without a will, the Rules
Medical Negligence
MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE Post-birth Care Claim James Prior, a twelve-year-old sued the HSE through his mother for the care he received
Injury from Dog Bite
A 19-month-old child was attacked by a golden retriever while walking with her mother near their home in Co. Galway.
Award Reduced Due to Exaggerated Claim
A personal trainer claimed he developed claustrophobia after being trapped in a lift in June 2021, which he argued prevented
UK Will Revokes Earlier Irish Will; But Did the Testator Intend That?
A will is typically revocable, meaning the most recent one overrides any previous versions. However, exceptions can be made if
Judge Warns of Home-Made Wills
A recent High Court case before Ms. Justice Stack involved a home-made Will created from internet templates. The judge cautioned
Pothole Injury on County Council Property
A delivery man injured his knee after stepping into a pothole while making a delivery. The pothole, about eight inches
Carbon Copy of Will Admitted to Probate
Thomas Delahunty passed away in March 2015, having outlived his wife and without children. In 1980, he provided a handwritten
