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Accident in a Public Place

13 Feb Using CCTV footage in a personal injury case

Posted at 19:44h in Accident in a Public Place by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

The number of CCTV cameras is consistently increasing, particularly in urban areas. Often found near businesses, in car parks and other public places, they are used to deter vandalism and other crime. However, these cameras don’t just capture incidents of crime. They also record everything...

14 Jan Can I claim against uninsured drivers

Posted at 13:41h in Accident in a Public Place, News, Road Traffic Accident Claims by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

Road traffic accidents happen in Ireland all the time. But when you have been involved in a collision with an uninsured or unidentified driver, making a claim can seem complicated. Luckily, the Motor Insurers’ Bureau of Ireland (MIBI) helps drivers who find themselves in this...

04 Dec Animal attack claims

Posted at 10:00h in Accident in a Public Place by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

Animal attacks can happen anywhere; in a park or public place, or in someone’s home. Being the victim of a dog bite can be traumatic. Beyond sustaining physical injuries, you can suffer from shock and lasting anxiety. If you, or your child, have suffered a...

28 Nov Restaurant accident and illness claims

Posted at 10:00h in Accident in a Public Place by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

Whether it’s a formal family dinner or a casual Friday night pizza, we all look forward to a break from cooking. We never expect to become injured or ill when dining out, but unfortunately it’s a common occurrence. Restaurant accident claims occur when diners are...

19 Sep Accident at a public event

Posted at 13:05h in Accident in a Public Place, News by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

Attending a public event is always an exciting experience, but unfortunately, things can easily go wrong. With the number of concerts, festivals and sporting events in Ireland increasing, it’s common for accidents to happen. We never expect to get injured at a concert, but if it...

11 Sep Hillwalking public liability accident

Posted at 14:05h in Accident in a Public Place, News by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

With the number of people taking up outdoor activities on the rise, so are the number of hill walking public liability accidents. Because of the isolated locations of many of these accidents, it’s unlikely any witnesses or CCTV footage can provide evidence-making claims difficult to...

03 Apr Swimming Pool Accident Claims

Posted at 12:02h in Accident in a Public Place, News by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

An accident in a public place is one of the most common occurrences leading to a personal injury claim. Spaces like swimming pools can be full of hazards where accidents easily happen, especially if they aren’t sufficiently maintained. In recent years, the number of public accident claims relating to...

23 Nov Supermarket accident claims

Posted at 15:00h in Accident in a Public Place, News by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

Slips, trips and falls in public places are among the most common types of personal injury claims, especially in large public places such as supermarkets. Supermarkets tend to have a lot of potential obstacles and large car parks where accidents can occur. If you have...

20 Nov Sports Injury Claims Dublin

Posted at 16:57h in Accident in a Public Place, News by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

Sports injury claims can arise while training or taking part in any sporting activity, whether contact or non-contact sports. If you have been injured due to another party’s negligence or wilful act of harm, you may be entitled to make a personal injury claim or...

09 May €35,000 damages awarded to schoolboy in Personal Injury settlement

Posted at 14:43h in Accident in a Public Place, News by The Ferrys Personal Injury Team

Ferry Solicitors recently represented a 13-year old schoolboy who was awarded €35,000 damages in settlement against his school after receiving a personal injury with resulting ongoing suffering. The schoolboy, from Finglas South, Dublin, was represented by Geraldine Scully of of Ferrys Solicitors LLP when his case...