Gareth was working as a handy-man making some repairs to a roof space. One of his colleagues was physically in the roof space handling an angle grinder as Gareth stood on the floor below. Unfortunately, the other handy-man lost his grip of the power tool and it fell to the ground striking Gareth’s foot, leaving […]
Gareth’s accident at work claim settles for £90,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Angela was walking from her home when she tripped over a broken curb stone on her street. She fell to the ground with such a forceful impact that she fractured her humerus, the upper arm bone. Although she sustained an injury, Angela was reluctant to claim following her accident and even quipped that her ego
Angela’s trip claim settles for £20,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Liam was driving along the M3 motorway in Belfast when he suddenly became aware of the sound of sirens in front of him. The vehicle in front braked quickly as did Liam, but the vehicle behind crashed into the back of him. The rear driver who caused the accident admitted full liability at the scene
Liam’s car accident claim settles for £5,500 (Belfast) Read More »
Whilst at work, Caomhan and some colleagues were setting drums of chemicals on scales. These consisted of steel plates and a bund wall directly behind the scales, which is a low level wall whose function is to contain any spill. A shutter door then comes down on top of the wall. When the drums containing
Caomhan’s accident at work claim settles for £27,500 (Belfast) Read More »
Karl was working as a self-employed electrician who had a contract to work on the refurbishment of a large department store in Dublin. Whilst on the job, he had to work on some lights on the ceiling and as a result, he needed to be up a ladder. Normal practice for working at heights requires
Karl’s accident at work brain injury claim settles for £50,000 (Dublin) Read More »
Ryan was employed as a ground maintenance man by a company in Ballymena. Part of his role involved using a quad bike to spray weeds on the grounds that he was responsible for. He had just filled up 2 tanks with weed killer that attach to the work vehicle and had proceeded to drive it
Ryan’s accident at work claim settles for £40,000 (Ballymena) Read More »
Our client Lisa underwent a total abdominal hysterectomy at Kingsbridge Private Hospital in Belfast in 2013. After her procedure, Lisa was in a great deal of pain and discomfort and although she brought this to the attention of the medical and nursing staff, her concerns were dismissed and she was discharged home after a few
Lisa’s medical negligence claim settles for £40,000 (Kilkeel) Read More »
Margaret was employed by Nortel Networks UK Ltd, formerly known as Standard Telephones & Cables. She worked there on and off again from the early 1980s to 2001 and carried out a variety of roles as the company evolved. However, whilst carrying out her roles she was consistently exposed to loud noises. Margaret was not
Margaret’s hearing loss claim settles for £7,500 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
David was riding his motorcycle near Bangor when a car unexpectedly pulled out from a side road causing a collision that threw him from his bike. He was taken to the Ulster Hospital by an Ambulance. The accident caused David to suffer from a serious injury to his left leg and foot which involved fractures
David’s motorcycle accident claim settles for £200,000 (Bangor) Read More »
Martin was cycling through a roundabout when he was struck by a car which knocked him from his bike and to the ground. The sudden impact left the cyclist with bruises, cuts and an arm injury that resulted in a cast. The driver of the car ignored Martin and fled the scene of the accident. Fortunately, a number of
Martin’s cycling accident claim settles for £9,000 (Belfast) Read More »
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