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 »
Kevin was involved in a car accident on Ballyhone Road in Larne. He pulled his vehicle in to allow oncoming cars to pass on a narrow single lane when an oncoming vehicle collided with the front of his stationary vehicle. Kevin sustained injuries to his back, neck, right shoulder, right arm, right leg together with
Kevin’s car accident settles for £12,000 (Larne) Read More »
Adam was involved in a work accident while he was employed as a cleaner in Newtownabbey. He was cleaning a machine when the locking mechanism failed causing him to fall and sustain a laceration to his right forearm requiring five stitches. Due to the seriousness of his injuries, Adam had to attend the Royal Victoria
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While shopping at a grocery store in Belfast, John was injured in a slip and fall accident. As he pushed his cart down the soft drink aisle, he suddenly slipped on a puddle of water on the floor, causing him to lose his balance and land hard on his right knee. John reported the incident
John’s slip and fall injury settles for £10,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Arthur, a lorry driver, was seriously injured in a work accident in County Armagh. He was employed by a company to collect items from a premises. On the day of the accident, Arthur was driving a curtain-sided lorry with the side curtains opened. As he stood near the lorry, one of the company’s employees used
Arthur’s serious work accident settles for £135,000 (County Armagh) Read More »
Nuala was involved in a car accident in Belfast. Whilst driving on a roundabout, a third party vehicle encroached into Nuala’s lane and caused a collision. As a result of the accident, Nuala sustained soft tissue injuries to her back and her recovery was complicated by the fact that she was pregnant at the time
Nuala’s car accident claim settles for £7,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Fiona was involved in a car accident when she was driving in Carrickfergus. She was traveling on Albert Road when a vehicle driven by a third party pulled out from a side road to Fiona’s left, causing a collision. She sustained injuries to her back, neck, left shoulder, right wrist together with psychiatric injury. Fiona
Fiona’s car accident settles for £10,000 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
Ethan was involved in a pedestrian road traffic accident in Carrickfergus. The accident occurred at a set of traffic lights. He started crossing the road when the lights turned green in his favour. As he was approaching the other side when a car pulled out of an adjacent petrol station at an angle at speed.
Ethan’s pedestrian accident settles for £40,000 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
Jamie was involved in a work accident when he was employed by a company who dealt with broadband installations. The company had recently started installing new fibre kits and extra equipment was required for the job. Their vans had not been kitted out to securely hold the new equipment. Whilst at a job in Bangor,
Jamie’s work accident settles for £40,000 (Bangor) Read More »
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