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Whether your interested in buying property for residential or for investment purposes, there are some significant differences between buying apartments and houses you need to consider before taking the plunge. Buying […]
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Construction sites pose a large variety of risks, making the possibility of an accident quite high. Builders often work at height, which presents the obvious danger of falling, or other […]
Read more ›Farms are regarded as notoriously hazardous places of work because not only are employees obliged to work around lots of different machinery, they are also working in a busy environment […]
Read more ›Solicitors Lien – a word of Warning. The Guide to Professional Conduct of Solicitors in Ireland, 2nd Edition, deals with the provisions that apply in relation to a Solicitors Lien. […]
Read more ›HAVE YOU FALLEN ON AN UNTREATED FOOTPATH? If you have fallen on an untreated pavement and sustained an injury you will be aware of the upset and the expense this […]
Read more ›Traffic accidents An accident is defined as a traffic accident if it occurs on a road or in a place to which the public have access. This can include footpaths […]
Read more ›What is a Personal Injury Claim? A personal Injury is defined in the Civil Liability Act 1961 as ‘including any disease and any impairment of a person’s physical and mental condition.’ […]
Read more ›THE Chief Justice has appealed to the Government to promote mediation as an alternative to costly court litigation. Mr Justice John Murray said such a move would generate social and […]
Read more ›CONSUMERS who suffer food poisoning from contaminated products that breach EU safety standards or people overcharged for services by price-setting cartels should be able to take class-actions to recover their […]
Read more ›One in five people who slip and trip at work are absent for over a month, according to the Health and Safety Authority. The authority has just issued a new […]
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