When: Feb 6, 14
Where: District Court, Litigation, Personal Injuries, Road traffic accidents
Who: Staff
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What to do if you think you may have a medical negligence claim:-
If you think you may have suffered injury as a result of what you believe to be medical negligence...
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PIP Breast Implant Scandal – new EU medical device rules proposed
Prompted by the PIP Breast Implant scandal and the partial blame for the scandal being directed at...
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DePuy cases listed for hearing in the US
In the U.S. some of the first trial dates for cases involving people who have been affected by the...
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DePuy Hip Implants – information on failure rates
DePuy Orthopaedics Inc introduced two hip implant devices to the market in July, 2003. The two...
Posts Tagged ‘Litigation’
Six figure sum for serious personal injuries
Our client, a young man who was driving a motor cycle, sustained serious personal injuries when he was involved in a collision with a motor vehicle. The Injuries Board did not deal with the case as the insurance company for the driver of the car was disputing liability. The case ultimately proceeded to a full hearing in [&hellip...ACC bond-loss test cases settled
Four test cases which recently commenced in the High Court before Justice Cooke in relation to allegations against ACC Bank in respect of the sale of their Solid World Bonds have now been settled. Essentially this financial product operated on the basis that an investor could make a minimum investment of €2,500 for a period [&hellip...DePuy cases listed for hearing in the US
Liability of motor insurance company to injured third party
Imagine the following circumstances:- The driver of a vehicle, who is driving that vehicle with the owner’s consent, causes an accident and as a result a third party is injured. However, while there is a policy of insurance in place on the vehicle it does not cover the particular driver. Is the insurance company liable [&hellip...About Us & Contact
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