Navigating the aftermath of an accident is stressful enough without feeling like you’re constantly chasing updates. At Paschal O’Hare, we’ve always believed that the legal process should be about helping you move forward, not adding more weight to your shoulders. That is exactly why we developed the exclusive Paschal O’Hare client app. We wanted to […]
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You can’t go far in Northern Ireland these days without spotting a drone. They’re out there capturing amazing aerial views of famous spots like the Giant’s Causeway. But with so many drones in the sky, accidents are becoming more common too. And if you’ve been unlucky enough to get hurt by a drone, it’s really
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The Green Book, officially known as the Guidelines for the Assessment of General Damages in Personal Injury Cases in Northern Ireland, has undergone significant updates with its 6th edition, published in April 2024. These guidelines are a cornerstone for personal injury practitioners in Northern Ireland, offering essential benchmarks for assessing compensation across various injury categories.
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Most people asking about whiplash compensation want one thing: a number. The honest answer is that there isn’t a single figure, there’s a range, and where you fall within it depends almost entirely on how long it takes you to recover. The Green Book brackets Solicitors in Northern Ireland value whiplash claims against
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When you’ve suffered a personal injury, picking the right legal team is crucial for getting the best results. Personal injury law is a niche area that needs specific know-how and experience, especially given Northern Ireland’s unique legal landscape. Let’s dive into why opting for Paschal O’Hare Personal Injury Solicitors, who specialise exclusively in personal injury
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3 Years The legal time limit to start a slip, trip or fall claim in Northern Ireland is generally three years from the date of the accident. Suffering a slip, trip or fall can lead to serious injuries and significant disruption to your life. Knowing when to start a claim in Northern Ireland is
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Join one of the top law firms in Northern Ireland Paschal O’Hare Personal Injury Solicitors, established in 1969 with offices in Belfast, Glengormley, and Carrickfergus, is renowned for providing high-quality and empathetic personal injury legal services. We are seeking applications from candidates with a desire to work within a busy legal environment in Northern Ireland,
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320,000 people in Northern Ireland have some degree of hearing loss 1 in 7 UK adults live with tinnitus Noise-induced hearing loss is often subtle, developing so gradually that it can go unnoticed until it starts affecting daily life. According to RCGP figures, around 320,000 people in Northern Ireland live with some degree of
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Experiencing a whiplash injury can be painful and distressing. Understanding the right time to initiate a whiplash claim in Northern Ireland is crucial to ensuring you receive the compensation necessary for your recovery. Here’s why starting your whiplash claim promptly is essential. Understanding Whiplash Injuries in Northern Ireland Whiplash is a neck injury due to
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Accidents can happen when you least expect them. Whether it’s a slip on a wet floor in Belfast, a car crash on the A2 coastal road, or an incident at work in Derry/Londonderry, these accidents can be distressing, leaving you injured and uncertain about what to do next. Here in Northern Ireland, if you’ve been
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