Simon was involved in a work accident when he was tasked with unloading a large container in Lisburn. A short-reach manitou was provided to unload the truck however this wasn’t suitable for the job and as a result, Simon had to jump in and out of the large container from a height around 15 times. […]
Simon’s work accident settles for £45,000 (Lisburn) Read More »
Ryan was involved in a road traffic accident at the Knockbracken Rd junction in Belfast. He was a rear seat passenger travelling in his father’s vehicle which was sitting stationary when a vehicle driven by a third party rear ended their vehicle. Ryan sustained injuries to his back and neck together with psychiatric injury and
Ryan’s road traffic accident settles for £17,500 (Belfast) Read More »
Roslyn was involved in a road traffic accident whilst on a driving lesson along the Shore Road in Newtownabbey. She stopped her car at a roundabout when suddenly a third-party vehicle collided with the rear of the car she was driving. Several days later, Roslyn attended the hospital due to increasing pain in her back
Roslyn’s car accident settles for £18,500 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
Brendan was involved in a work accident while he was employed in Coleraine. He was using a pressurised sprayer which had become jammed with air/oil. He was advised to put heat into the sprayer to try and get the oil to move out of it. The sprayer suddenly exploded and ignited, setting Brendan on fire.
Brendan’s work accident settles for £37,500 (Coleraine) Read More »
Daniella was involved in a trip accident while visiting a shopping centre in Belfast. As she was turning to leave the shopping centre, she suddenly caught her foot on the protruding base of a set of weighing scales which were situated immediately by the doorframe. She fell heavily to the ground and sustained a fracture
Danielle’s shopping centre accident settles for £35,000 (Belfast) Read More »
One afternoon in May, Simon was a passenger in a vehicle being driven along Airport Road in Templepatrick. A third party vehicle veered into the lane Simon was travelling in and caused a collision between both vehicles. Simon initially felt pain in his chest and attended hospital. He was scanned and it was discovered that
Simon’s passenger accident settles for £21,000 (Templepatrick) Read More »
Rachel was coming home from work in County Down and stopped to allow an emergency vehicle pass. She then felt two large impacts as two cars behind her went into her and each other. She was in shock at the time and subsequently was diagnosed as having suffered a concussion after being taken to hospital.
Multi-Car Accident Victim Secures £90,000 Judgement in High Court Read More »
Peter was involved in a serious car accident when he was travelling along the Ballynahinch Road in County Down. Unexpectedly, another vehicle entered Peter’s lane and forcefully collided with his car, resulting in a head-on impact at a high velocity. Peter was taken to hospital after sustaining injuries to his shoulders, ankle, and head. He
Peter’s car accident settles for £60,000 (County Down) Read More »
Rachel was involved in an accident while she was travelling on a bus on Antrim Road in Glengormley. Rachel had just boarded the bus and was taking her seat when another vehicle cut in front of the bus, causing the bus driver to take evasive action. The offending vehicle drove on following the incident. The
Rachel’s bus accident settles for £20,000 (Glengormley) Read More »
Barbara was injured in a car accident in Bangor. She was on Church Street when another vehicle collided with the side of her vehicle. She was checked over by paramedics at the scene, she subsequently attended the Ulster Hospital in relation to her injuries. Barbara contacted our car accident solicitors Barbara contacted Paschal O’Hare on
Barbara car accident settles for £17,500 (Bangor) Read More »
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