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Cancer Misdiagnosis Lawsuits and Cases
Cancer misdiagnosis victims may be able to file a medical negligence, or medical malpractice, lawsuit against the ...
Women’s Health: The Cervical Scandal and the Fight for Mandatory Open Disclosure
We should never have heard of Vicky Phelan or Ruth Morrissey or any of the other women affected by the cervical ...
Recognising and Dealing with Coercive Control
Coercive Control is a common and often unseen form of Domestic Abuse. Ireland is one of the first countrries in ...
Maintenance Payments in Separation and Divorce
In a separation or divorce, there is often a requirement for maintenance payments. Before separation a couple pool ...
How To Get A Separation or Divorce In Ireland
If you have reached the difficult decision that your marriage is over, the next step is to formally separate. ...
Callan Tansey LLP named among Best Law Firms in Ireland
A recent survey completed by thousand's of legal experts across Ireland named Callan Tansey Solicitors LLP as one ...
Employment Law Update: Right to Request Remote Working
Back in February, the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar referred the ...
Sepsis: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
The World Health Organisations first Global Report on sepsis found that death from sepsis accounts for 20% of all ...
5 Key amendments in the The Personal Injuries Resolution Board Bill 2022
The Minister of State for Trade Promotion, Digital and Company Regulation published The Personal Injuries ...
Woman who had cyst on her brain receives €3 Million Settlement
Our Roger Murray SC represents a woman who, through her sister, sued the HSE claiming a cyst on her brain was not ...
What Happens At An Inquest?
An inquest is an official enquiry, held in public and led by a Coroner (sometimes held with a jury) to enquire into the cause of a sudden, unexplained or violent death. In the case of some deaths an inquest is legally required.
HSE Apologises to parents after death of newborn baby
Almost five years after the death of newborn baby Danny Ryan, the HSE has apologised to his parents, Brenda and ...