Prescription and Pharmacy Errors
The word overdose usually brings to mind the abuse of controlled or illegal drugs. It can also refer to an
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
Litigation Emotional Stress Award
In the recent case of Owen Nolan (Best Friend of Ailbhe, Hugh and Max Nolan) v Dublin Airport Authority 13th
Personal Liability of Executors
Executors must be made aware that they are not protected from personal liability. Even honest mistakes, such as distributing assets
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
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