Legal News (Healthcare Law)

The High Court recently examined the grounds under which a personal injuries claim can be dismissed for inordinate and inexcusable delay.

In Ladislav Kunzo v Kepak Longford Unlimited Company, [2021] IEHC 180, the High Court accepted the defendant’s argument that an accident investigation report form was privileged because its dominant purpose was to allow the defendant seek legal advice and assess its exposure

An additional window within which a lodgment or tender may be made by a defendant to a personal injuries action without leave of the Court has been introduced by S.I. No. 186/2022 - Rules of the Superior Courts (Lodgment and Tender) 2022, which came into effect on 26 April 2022.

Hayes solicitors LLP has again been recognised in the latest edition of leading international legal directory The Legal 500. Here you can read what some of our clients had to say.

The HSE published its first National Consent Policy in 2013 (the “2013 Policy”) and on 28 March 2022, the HSE launched a revised National Consent Policy (the “2022 Policy”) to reflect important legislative and policy changes that have occurred since 2013.

We are pleased to announce that a number of our solicitors and departments have been highly ranked in the latest edition of leading international legal directory Chambers Europe.