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There are a number of factors that need to be taken into
consideration when pursuing a medical negligence claim. You (the
Plaintiff) can only claim compensation for a medical negligence claim
if you have sustained the injury.

Medical Negligence claims can be complex and are often based on the
balance of probability but if a medical professional has breached
their call of duty and caused you injury in the following areas there
is a strong possibility that you have a medical negligence claim;
• Not communicating risks involved in medical procedures
• Error in performance or administration of drugs during a procedure
• Delays in diagnosing injury source
• Delays in diagnosing injury source
• Insufficient follow up care
• The value of your case will be influenced by factors such as;
• The extent of the physical injury
• Post traumatic stress
• Loss of earnings and potential loss of earnings
• Disabling effects on quality of life & pain suffered

Our medical negligence specialists are:

Feargal White, Partner
Michael O’Donnell, Solicitor

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If you have suffered an injury, please contact us immediately as
Personal Injury actions must be brought within two years of suffering
an injury though in some cases the time limits may be shorter.

Our personal injury specialists are:

Feargal White, Partner
Jason Teahan, Senior Associate
Michael O’Donnell, Solicitor
Oisín McAsey, Associate
Angela Luxford, Legal Executive

COSTS & FEES – WHAT IS A NO WIN NO FEE SOLICITOR?
If we take on your case it will be on the basis of “no win no fee”
which quite simply means that if for whatever reason your claim is
unsuccessful then we will charge no fee whatsoever. We are required
however to point out that if your claim is dismissed by a Court, the
Judge may order that you be liable for the costs of the other side.
If your claim is deal with by The Injuries Board and you accept the
assessment of the Injuries Board, then you will be liable for your
Solicitor’s fees and any outlay incurred by your Solicitor.
If your claim is dealt with through Court Proceedings, then as a
general rule most of your costs and charges will be recoverable from
the other side, and you will only have to pay “the shortfall”. The
shortfall is the portion of your costs and charges not recoverable
from the other side.

Solicitors’s Charges
We will supply you with details of costs once we receive instruction
to pursue your case or as soon as is practicable after that. In
writing we will advise you of:
Actual charges; or where this is not possible/practicable
Estimate of charges; or where this is not possible/practicable
The basis on which charges are to be made

Charges are calculated by reference to a number of factors including:
Complexity of the matter and urgency of the matter
Difficulty or novelty of the questions raised
Skill, labour, specialised knowledge and responsibility involved
Number and importance of documents prepared or examined
Amount of value or any transaction involved
Importance of the matter to you
Time reasonably spent by personnel on the matter
Place/places and circumstances in which the matter is pursued
In addition to these charges, you will be responsible for payment of
charges payable to third parties including government agencies.

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