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Mother and Baby Homes Survivor Redress in Ireland
The final report of the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes has been published. The investigation into Mother and Baby Homes began in 2015, with the initial scope of the enquiry to look at 14 homes and a representative sample of 4 County Homes. ...
Why We Need The Provisions Of The Patient Safety Bill (2019)
None of us expect to be harmed as a patient in healthcare. Yet in Ireland as many as 1 in 8 patients suffer harm while using using healthcare services. Here our Johan Verbruggen addresses queries he has received about the Patient Safety Bill(2019), which is currently before the Dail.
The CervicalCheck Tribunal: Your Questions Answered
The CervicalCheck Tribunal was set up by the Government to investigate negligence in the State’s cancer screening programme and to assess claims by women affected by the controversy.
Making a Personal Injury Claim: What You Need To Know
The term personal injury also incorporates medical and dental accidents (which lead to numerous medical negligence cases every year) and conditions that are often classified as industrial disease cases ….
Women’s Health: How Legal Actions Help Improve Outcomes
The current system of addressing Medical Negligence cases in Ireland does not serve the interests of patients, healthcare professionals or the State.
Managing Legal Risk Associated With Covid-19 In Sports Clubs And Organisations
While the return to playing sports in Ireland has been welcomed, everyone is conscious of the need to minimize the risk of COVID19 spreading in a sports environment.
Leaving Cert 2020: The Leaving Cert …. but not as we know it
For the first time in the history of the State, students did not sit their Leaving Cert in June in the traditional format. Instead a new system of “calculated grades” was devised.
Associate Solicitor Appointment at Callan Tansey
Callan Tansey LLP is delighted to announce the appointment of Johan Verbruggen as Associate Solicitor in our Medical Negligence Department.
Mediation – a civilised approach in an uncivilised world
Traditionally legal disputes in this country have been fought out in the Courts – for the most part in public and at great cost to the participants. Whilst this form of litigation is not disappearing any time soon, its supremacy is being challenged by a range of...
RECOGNISING THE VALUE OF LEGAL EXECUTIVES
At CallanTansey Solicitors people are our biggest asset. We are committed to recruiting, developing, and retaining the best talent to ensure we have the latest expertise, experience, and insight to deliver the highest level of service for our clients. Our policy is to...
13 TERMS EVERY FIRST-TIME BUYER NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND
For first-time buyers, the process of buying a home can be a daunting one; at times it even seems to come with a language all of its own.
Could COVID19 drive important changes in the Irish Court System?
The COVID 19 crisis has been massively disruptive to court sittings as it has to many other essential activities. High Court personal injuries sittings have been suspended since mid-March.
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