RADIO & TV
Brian Gill on Today FM: What Will Record High Leaving Cert Results Mean For Course Points?
Listen here to Brian Gill on Today FM
‘This year’s Leaving Cert students have received the best results on record, with average grade inflation of 4.4% after the calculated grading system was used.
CAO points will be driven up as a result, but there are concerns that those who sat the Leaving Cert in 2019 and are competing for college places this year will find themselves at a disadvantage.
Liz Daly, whose daughter took a year out after her Leaving Cert and is now applying for college, is worried that she may not get the course she wants. She is looking for logic and fairness to be applied to cases like her daughter’s.
Liz was joined on the show by guidance counsellor Betty McLoughlin and Brian Gill, head of Callan Tansey’s Commercial Litigation Department and Employment Law, to discuss the situation’.
As featured on todayfm.com, 7 Sep 2020
https://www.callantansey.ie/leaving-cert-2020-the-leaving-cert-but-not-as-we-know-it/
https://www.rte.ie/radio/radioplayer/html5/#/radio1/21834773
JOHAN VERBRUGGEN ON RAY D’ARCY SHOW: BEING INJURED DURING BIRTH
https://www.rte.ie/radio/utils/share/radio1/21723838
Listen to Johan Verbruggen on the Ray D’Arcy Show at 3pm on 2 March 2020. (Johan speaks at 0:13:08).
Johan recently won the case for Alice Hayes, who, like him, suffers from Erb’s Palsy after a traumatic birth, talks about his own birth.
Medical Negligence & The Tragic Death of Baby Danny Ryan
Caroline McLaughlin discusses recent changes in Personal Injury Cases on the Tommy Marren Show
Johan Verbruggen: His mother’s childbirth experience which left him with Erb’s Palsy
Roger Murray: The Coroners Amendment Bill 2018
Listen back. Newstalk – The Hard Shoulder on 23/7/18 16:00 Part 1 (30 mins in). See also The Times – ‘Support for mandatory reporting of perinatal deaths to coroners’, July 20, 2018
Johan Verbruggen: Audiology Scandal in Mayo/Roscommon
Roger Murray talks about serious failings in audiology services provided to children
HSE accused of failing parents and families in Roscommon audiology controversy
A medical negligence expert has said a review of audiology services in Roscommon and Mayo appears to show that the HSE has once again failed in its duty to parents and their families. Click here to read original article and hear Roger Murray on Joe Finnegan Show.
Roger Murray: “Mediation the way to go in medical negligence cases”
David O’Malley on MidWest Radio seeking Campaign for Candour in HSE
Medical Negligence Solicitor David O’Malley joined MidWest Radio on the Tommy Marren Show to discuss the issue of candour and how the HSE is failing grieving families with legitimate claims through long drawn out legal proceedings.
Roger Murray talks about missed & delayed diagnoses at University Hospital Kerry & people’s legal rights
Caroline McLaughlin discusses ‘Do we have a Compensation Culture in Ireland’? Tommy Marren Show, MidWest Radio
Roger Murray: Pathways to Progress Conference 2017
Orlagh Sharkey: Family Law
Brian Gill talks to Pat Kenny on Newstalk 106 regarding Compensation Cases
Pat Kenny spoke to Brian Gill, Partner, Callan Tansey Solicitors, 11 April 2017 (10.29am) on The Pat Kenny Show, Newstalk 106.
Part of the Transcript from Pat Kenny talking to Brian Gill:
“In the past few weeks a woman was awarded €20,000 for banging her knee off a table leg that happened to be covered by a table cloth in a hotel. Then a Trainee Dental Nurse, who was called an Effing Skankhole by a Dublin Bus Driver lost a €75,000 damages claim for deformation of character. You wonder what is going on in the compensation culture in Ireland. Are we becoming more litigious overall?
For full interview, click on below – choose The Pat Kenny Show, Part 2 taken from Listen Back below:
http://www.newstalk.com/listen_back/13240/35246/11th_April_2017_-_The_Pat_Kenny_Show_Part_2/
Christopher Callan on the Importance of Making A Will on Ocean FM
David O Malley discusses client Angela Bolton whose husband remains in coma
Pat Kenny & Partner David O Malley, Callan Tansey Solicitors, discuss recent case of client Angela Bolton whose husband remains in coma after operation.
To listen to full interview, click on link to Listen Back Newstalk here and choose 5 April, The Pat Kenny Show, Part 1.
Roger Murray on Newstalk as Solicitor for family whose son died at Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise
Inquest into the Death of Anne Marron: Interview RTE show Sean O’Rourke with Roger Murray
Click here to hear full interview
(takes 10 seconds once clicked on to load and you will be prompted to allow Adobe Flash in order to hear the interview).
The Louth coroner Ronan Maguire said recommendations made in review into Ms Marron’s death should be implemented as a matter of urgency.
Joining Sean on the line was solicitor acting for the family Roger Murray, Head of the Medical Negligence Unit at Callan Tansey Solicitors.
Man awarded €1.1m over wrongful arrest on same night fiancée beaten in street attack
See RTE News Report 29 July 2019.
69 year old woman who suffered stroke after being discharged from Sligo Hospital awarded €710,000 lump sum plus €250,000 per year
The family’s solicitor, Roger Murray, said it was a case which was tailor-made for a Periodic Payment Order.
High Court Action Settlement against HSE
The parents of a 9 year old boy with cerebral palsy who settled a High Court Action against the HSE have urged the State to settle such cases early.
Solicitor for family awarded €5m settlement says mediation should be way forward for State in such cases
View Roger Murray, Solicitor for the family’s case outside the Four Courts on RTE News.
Cathy and Alan McGrath talk about working with Roger Murray and the medical negligence team of solicitors at Callan Tansey who worked on their case when their son Matthew contracted meningitis when he was 17 years old.
Callan Tansey Pathways to Progress Highlights of the MedicoLegal Conference 2017
“It had never been done before, it’s a groundbreaking event bringing patients, doctors and lawyers together in a room and identifying ‘Pathways to Progress’ “. Roger Murray
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