In Ireland, 'Personal Injury' is defined in the Civil Liability Act 1961 as including 'any disease and any impairment of a person's physical or mental condition, and "injured" shall be construed accordingly'. It is a wide definition and personal injury litigation has expanded accordingly over the years as a result.

The types of injury which constitute claims for compensation are wide and varied.

- Neck, back and whiplash

- Head injury compensation claims

- Broken limbs

- Brain damage

- Scarring

- Psychiatric or psycholigical injury (including Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or other illnesses such as depression).

We have been providing a high quality client based service in plantiff and defence litigation since the 1960s..

The firms' priorities are focused on the need to achieve results for clients. One of the key factors of the Irish law services provided by the firm is the depth of experience and level of expertise it can bring to bear for the benefit of its Irish clients.

Our commitment to the client is to deliver friendly and expert legal advice and this can only be achieved by understanding the business of our clients which enables us to provide legal support which is responsive, relevant and effective.