We help clients with a wide range of personal injury* claims, including:
Our Dublin-based personal injury* solicitors guide you through each step of the claim and aim to minimise stress while achieving a fair outcome.
Yes. Parents or guardians can bring a claim on behalf of a child under 18 who has been injured in an accident, such as at school, in a park, or in a road traffic incident. These claims must be approved by the court, and compensation* is usually held in trust until the child turns 18.
Medical negligence* occurs when a healthcare provider causes injury or illness through substandard care, such as surgical errors, misdiagnosis, or delayed treatment. These claims require expert medical evidence. Our specialist solicitor, Keira O’Reilly, leads this department and has over a decade of experience handling sensitive medical claims across Ireland.
The Injuries Resolution Board (formerly the Personal Injuries Assessment Board) is a statutory body in Ireland that assesses most personal injury* claims before they go to court. We submit your claim with medical evidence and other supporting documents, and the Board issues a compensation* assessment. If accepted by both parties, the claim settles. If not, we proceed to litigation.
Timeframes vary. Injuries Resolution Board cases are typically assessed within 7–9 months. If your case proceeds to court, it may take 2–3 years, depending on complexity. Our team will inform you at every stage and push for early resolution whenever possible.
Not always. Many personal injury* and medical negligence claims* are settled out of court, through the Injuries Board or negotiation. If court becomes necessary, our experienced litigators will represent you at every hearing, providing expert advocacy and support throughout.
It’s best to speak to a solicitor as soon as possible. In Ireland, most personal injury* claims must be filed with the Injuries Resolution Board within 2 years of the accident. Delays in gathering evidence, such as medical records or witness details, may weaken your case, so early legal advice is essential.
Simply call us on 1800 200 618, email info@andersongallagher.ie, or fill out our secure Online Claim Enquiry Form. You’ll speak with an experienced solicitor who will explain your options clearly. We offer in-person consultations and support in Polish and Ukrainian to ensure every client feels heard and understood.
Disclaimer: Please note that this enquiry does not constitute a free consultation. Consultation fees may apply and will be confirmed in advance.
