The roads in Ireland can be dangerous; there is more traffic on the roads now than ever before and accidents often happen. If you have been involved in a road traffic accident and suffered a personal loss or injury, then you should know your options.
Types of Personal Injury that commonly take place as a result of road traffic accidents include:
Who is responsible for your personal injury will depend on how the accident happened. If your injury was sustained in a road traffic accident*, the driver who caused the accident* will be responsible and we will seek damages from their insurance company. If your injury was sustained in a public place it may be the owner of a property or a government body who will become the mark. If your injury was sustained at the workplace due to the negligence of an employer or colleague, it will most likely be your employer who is responsible and we will seek damages from their insurer.
Every accident has different elements to it, and because of that, no two cases are identical. The process of getting the best result in a personal injury case may differ according to the unique circumstances of the case. We at Personal Injury Solicitors Dublin specialise in getting the best result for you.
Your entitlements resulting from a personal injury will depend on the circumstances surrounding the accident*, and the losses suffered. You may be entitled to loss of earnings if you have been absent from work as a result of the accident*. You may also be entitled to general damages as a result of pain and suffering as well as out of pocket expenses. Many factors influence the outcome, such as:
Every personal injury claim is different and lots of factors will determine how quickly Personal Injury Solicitors Dublin can bring your case to a conclusion. Factors can include things like - if the fault of your accident* is disputed, or if Court proceedings are necessary to resolve the issues in your case and the nature and complexity of the personal injury* suffered will dictate how long a case takes.
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