Jonathan was involved in a serious pedestrian accident late one evening in the summer of 2017. He was crossing a road in Belfast when a car came around the bend on the wrong side of the road and struck him. The driver exited the car and then moved his car back to the correct side …
Jonathan’s Serious Pedestrian Accident Settles for £3,000,000 (Belfast) Read More »
Jack was involved in a serious, life-changing motorcycle accident when a car coming the opposite way cut across his path. He was knocked off his bike and flung a sizable distance across the road. Instinctively, Jack got up and then collapsed into a ditch. The police happen to be upon the scene of the accident …
Jack’s serious motorcycle accident settles for £900,000 (Newtownabbey) Read More »
Harry was involved in a serious work accident when he was employed as an IT Engineer for a company in Newry. He was asked by his employer to assist an external company who had been brought in to recalibrate industrial scales. The base had been lifted up and as it was being lowered down again, …
Harry’s accident at work settles for £200,000 (Newry) Read More »
Daniel was involved in a serious pedestrian accident when he was walking home after seeing a friend. An unknown driver hit him and he was found lying on the road. The accident was so severe that he had no recollection of what had happened, and his last memory was being in his friend’s house. Daniel’s …
Daniel’s Serious Pedestrian Accident Settles for £350,000 (County Antrim) Read More »
Rachel was injured when she was visiting a shopping centre in Carrickfergus. She was entering a local centre when the automatic doors shut suddenly, striking her on the left arm and shoulder. She reported the matter in store and attended the Royal Victoria Hospital for her injuries. Rachel reached out to our personal injury solicitors …
Rachel’s Shopping Centre Accident Settles for £17,500 (Carrickfergus) Read More »
Jenna was involved in a work accident when she was employed as a waitress/bar tender in a restaurant in County Down. One of the chefs in the restaurant had been in the habit of placing a deep fat fryer on a tea trolley with wheels on it. On the day of the accident, Jenna came …
Jenna’s serious work accident settles for £175,000 (County Down) Read More »
Sean was involved in a work accident when he was employed as a galvaniser in a Glengormley factory. During the course of his employment, he was unloading a flatbed trailer which was 40ft long. He removed a number of pallets using a forklift truck. He got out of his vehicle to check the fourth pallet …
Sean’s Work Accident Settles for £58,000 (Glengormley) Read More »
Finn was involved in a serious work accident when he was employed as a general labourer. He was assisting in the building of a milking parlour where shutter panelling was being erected. The foundations had been dug for the panels. The milking parlour was rectangular in shape. The foundations were laid with concrete and the …
Finn’s work accident on a farm settles for £275,000 (Coleraine) Read More »
Conor was involved in a work accident when he was employed as a yard foreman at a plant hire company. On the date of his accident, he was standing in the yard directing vehicular traffic when a driver of a forklift truck drove over Conor’s foot. As a result of this, he sustained a very …
Conor’s work accident settles for £650,000 (Lisburn) 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 »
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