Personal Injury Claims in Ireland
This web site provides independent advice about how to protect your rights when you have suffered a personal injury in Ireland.
Always seek independent legal advice about all personal injuries
Over 90% of personal injury claimants seek independent legal advice from a solicitor and submit their claim to the Injuries Board through a solicitor. So in effect. for the vast majority of victims, the personal injury system is the same as before the Injuries Board was set up, but now there is an added layer of bureaucracy to deal with, which often delays the process.
If you or a loved one have suffered an injury after becoming involved in an accident in Ireland you can call our free legal advice line. We guarantee to provide you with impartial and accurate advice about your claim, and this service is free of charge or obligation. Our aim is to help you to become clear on whether you have a valid claim, and to give you the best independent advice about exactly how you need to proceed with each step.
You can call us now on Free Phone 1800 911 940 or fill in one of our call back forms on this page.
Our Promise:
- 100% Speak to a specialist injuries board solicitor in Ireland
- 100% Free advice without obligation
- 100% Provide a practical listening ear
- 100% Helpful and courteous at all times
- 100% Impartial & accurate advice
- 100% No pressure
- 100% No legal jargon
How does the legal system work for personal injuries?
Ireland has a fairly unique legal system for dealing with personal injuries that involves using an Injuries Board as an alternative to the Courts to deal with some types of personal injuries, while still requiring the Courts to be involved for other types of cases like child injury claims or medical negligence. Regardless of the actual procedure, it should be remembered that the vast majority of personal injury claims are settled through negotiation with the insurance company of the person responsible for the accident.
Just like any other legal matter, we always suggest you get independent legal advice before proceeding with your Injuries Board compensation claim. This prevents any mistakes that can understandably be made by an inexperienced member of the public.
Remember it is a large insurance company who are the ones who will be paying out any award for your claim, and these companies will often use any legal tactics they can to minimise their liability. They have an army of lawyers on their side, so it makes sense that you should at least talk to an expert solicitor before you submit your claim.
How do you make a personal injury claim in Ireland?
We strongly advise that you call our free advice line to discuss the circumstances of your case BEFORE you make a submission. You have nothing to lose by doing this as it is a free service.
Talk to us now, by calling our free advice line on Free Phone 1800 911 940 or by filling in our call back form.
Our Promise:
- 100% Speak to a specialist injuries board solicitor in Ireland
- 100% Free advice without obligation
- 100% Provide a practical listening ear
- 100% Helpful and courteous at all times
- 100% Impartial & accurate advice
- 100% No pressure
- 100% No legal jargon
How much Compensation can I expect for my personal injury?
When you call us, you will be put through to a solicitor who is very experienced in
dealing with all types of personal injury claims.
They can talk you through the quirks and pitfalls of the system, and normally tell you quickly if your claim is worth pursuing,
the likelihood of your succeeding, and what will be involved in the claims
process, including how long it usually takes. They can also tell you the general level of compensation for your personal injury, and if there are likely to be any costs involved.
The result of the call is advice about what you should consider doing next.
Right now, the easiest next step is to call our Free Advice Line Number Free Phone 1800 911 940 without obligation. If you cannot speak to us now, simply fill in the contact form to request a call from us at any time that is convenient for you.
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