Joe was a passenger in a vehicle travelling home from work along Moorfields Road in Ballymena when a third-party vehicle suddenly turned across his path. The manoeuvre caused a high-energy collision between the two vehicles and left Joe seriously injured. As a result of the accident, Joe suffered a broken arm that required surgical treatment. […]
Joe’s Passenger Injury Claim Settles for £120,000 (Ballymena) Read More »
Austin was cycling along the Ormeau Road in Belfast when he was struck by a lorry. The impact caused serious injuries and left him facing a long recovery. Originally, the driver of the lorry tried to dispute any fault, and a full criminal trial was required, after which he was convicted in relation to the
Austin’s Cyclist Injury Claim Settles for £600,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Ellen was a passenger in a car driven by her sister when the vehicle accidentally went through a red light and was struck by another car. She suffered multiple soft tissue injuries that took several months to heal, along with significant psychological trauma following the crash. Paschal O’Hare Solicitors Took On Her Claim Ellen turned
Ellen’s Passenger Injury Claim Settles for £40,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Penelope was a passenger in a vehicle that had just turned onto the Antrim Road in Glengormley. As the car settled onto the main road, another vehicle pulled out from a side road and collided with it. Paschal O’Hare Solicitors Took On Her Claim Penelope suffered soft tissue injuries as a result of the accident.
Penelope’s Passenger Accident Claim Settles for £9,000 (Antrim Road, Glengormley) Read More »
Charles was a front-seat passenger in a vehicle travelling along the Springfield Road in Belfast when his vehicle collided with the rear of a stationary car. The impact caused the airbags to deploy, leaving him injured. Paschal O’Hare Solicitors Took On His Claim Charles contacted Paschal O’Hare Solicitors after being recommended by a friend. Solicitor
Charles’ Car Accident Claim Settles for £50,000 (Springfield Road, Belfast) Read More »
Ben was involved in a multi-vehicle road traffic accident while sitting in heavy traffic on the motorway near Belfast. A car from an outside lane collided with his vehicle, and another vehicle then crashed into the rear of the first. Ben suffered several soft tissue injuries as a result of the accident and contacted Paschal
Ben’s Multi-Car Accident Claim Settles for £17,500 (Belfast) Read More »
Melissa was walking home from work in Carrickfergus when a vehicle failed to stop at a pedestrian crossing and struck her. Shockingly, the driver fled the scene without stopping. Melissa Contacted Paschal O’Hare Solicitors After the accident, Melissa reached out to our road traffic accident solicitors on the recommendation of a friend. Solicitor Amy Brady
Melissa’s Hit & Run Claim Settles for £24,000 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
David was delivering furniture to a property in Greater Belfast as part of his job when he experienced a serious accident. As he attempted to lift a large chair out of the delivery van, David fell head-first onto the pavement, sustaining a fracture to his left leg. David Contacted Paschal O’Hare Solicitors Following the accident,
David’s Serious Work Injury Claim Settles for £60,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Rachel was a passenger in a vehicle traveling on the motorway near Lisburn when it collided at speed with the rear of another vehicle. The impact was severe, and she was immediately taken to hospital, where doctors determined she had suffered a fractured spine. Her injury required stabilisation surgery, leaving her with scars. Rachel Contacted
Rachel’s Serious Car Accident Claim Settles for £100,000 (Lisburn) Read More »
Allen was working as a warehouse supervisor in a Belfast factory when he suffered a serious accident. While operating a forklift, he stopped to check the load and leaned through the cab to do so. In a tragic turn of events, the forklift’s forks unexpectedly closed on his head, tightly squeezing it. Allen sustained a
Allen’s Serious Work Injury Claim Settles for £125,000 (Belfast) Read More »
