Deborah was traveling as a passenger in a friend’s car near the Westlink in Belfast when a road traffic accident occured. Another vehicle was driving in the lane to the left of Deborah and her friend and it suddenly attempted to turn on to a street to the right. The car making the illegal maneuver […]
Deborah’s car passenger injury claim settles for £10,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Andrew was involved in an accident in 2009 when he was at a friend’s home changing a light bulb for her. When descending the short step ladder, he missed a step and landed awkwardly on his right foot thereby twisting it in the process. He heard a distinct crack in his foot and felt severe pain. His right foot and
Andrew’s medical negligence claim settles for £40,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Bethany was driving through Banbridge when she was involved in an accident. She had proceeded through a green light when a car travelling from her right went through a red light and struck the front of her vehicle. Her car was shunted to the side and into another vehicle. As a result of this accident
Bethany’s road traffic accident claim settles for £10,000 (Banbridge) Read More »
David suffered from industrial disease when he was exposed to fumes in his place of work over a period of time. As a result of this, the Plaintiff suffered respiratory problems along with coughing, light headedness and eye irritation. David approached Paschal O’Hare Solicitors following a period of online research. A claim for compensation was
David’s industrial disease claim settles for £17,500 (Ballymena) Read More »
Carly was attending Kellys in Portrush with a group of friends and towards the end of the evening they were in the venue’s popular nightclub, Lush. She was descending a small flight of steps which led from the general bar area onto the dance floor. Her foot slipped on an excessively wet floor which caused
Carly’s Personal Slip Claim Settles for £20,000 (Portrush) Read More »
Hannah was taking part in an exercise class carrying out circuit training at PureGym. One of the stations involved a step-up routine. Hannah had gone through 2-3 cycles of stepping up and stepping down when she caught her left shin on the edge of the plate. As a result of this accident, Hannah suffered a cut to her shin which
Hannah’s slip claim settles for £5,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Kate was enjoying a walk in Carrickfergus’ Bashfordsland Wood. As she crossed the metal bridge, both of her feet slipped from under her and she fell despite her best efforts to catch the rail. The impact of her fall resulted in a lower back injury and a further injury to her knee. Kate attended Antrim
Kate’s slip claim settles for £24,000 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
Michael was riding his motorcycle along the M3 Belfast. As he approached his exit, he braked on metal expansion joints on the road, which caused his bike to slip and lose balance. Michael fell off his motorbike. As a result of this motorcycle accident, Michael suffered a broken bone in his right hand, which required
Michael’s motorcycle accident claim settles for £15,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Darren was cycling citywards in a dedicated bicycle lane when a taxi turned left across the cycle lane to turn into a side road thereby causing a collision. Darren went over the bonnet of the car and landed on the road. He travelled approximately 10ft through the air before landing with force. As a result
Darren’s cycling accident claim settles for £8,500 (Belfast) Read More »
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