Callan Tansey Solicitors LLP is recognised as one of Ireland’s leading medical negligence law firms, best known for achieving successful outcomes in complex, high-profile cases.
Led by Roger Murray, our award-winning medical negligence team helps clients across Ireland receive the justice and compensation they deserve.
Birth injuries can be deeply distressing for both mother and child, often leading to long-term challenges. When these injuries result from sub-standard care during pregnancy or delivery, it can be overwhelming to seek answers and understand your rights. Our dedicated team has extensive experience with cases involving Erb’s palsy, nerve damage, and other birth-related injuries. We’re here to help you secure the compensation needed for medical care, rehabilitation, and support, so your family can focus on healing and the future ahead.
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We believe that victims deserve justice and are unwavering in our pursuit of redress.
Our strength lies in combining legal expertise with deep medical insights, ensuring every case is underpinned by comprehensive evaluations from our network of trusted experts.
But our commitment goes beyond legal strategy—we take the time to understand your needs, offering compassionate support and clear communication at every stage of the journey. We don’t just represent you; we stand alongside you, fighting tirelessly to secure the justice you deserve.
“We were delighted with the service provided. Everything was great and we could not have asked for anything more. In all our dealings with the firm, everyone was fantastic.” — Cathy, Medical Negligence Client
Our medical negligence team has in-depth expertise in a range of complex medical conditions:
Erb’s palsy is a condition caused by birth trauma, affecting the arm’s movement due to damage in the brachial plexus nerves.
Every case is different, but our commitment to providing clear communication and strong advocacy remains the same. We take the burden off your shoulders so you can focus on healing and supporting your family. Here’s how the process typically begins:
We’ll listen to your story, assess your case, and provide an honest opinion on your legal options and potential outcomes.
We’ll obtain and review your medical records to identify any evidence of negligence and determine the viability of your claim.
With the help of our network of respected medical experts, we’ll build a compelling case to support your claim.
The term “no win, no fee” refers to an arrangement where the solicitor will not charge you for their time if a case is unsuccessful. This can make it more accessible to pursue justice regardless of your financial situation.
Although this arrangement is commonly used by personal injury and medical negligence solicitors, the Law Society of Ireland has strict rules around advertising it. For this reason, we cannot publicly state whether we offer this option. However, we are happy to discuss all potential funding options during your initial consultation.
The compensation amount in medical negligence cases depends on several factors, including the severity of the injury, the impact on the patient’s quality of life, and associated costs such as medical expenses, loss of earnings, and long-term care needs.
While it’s difficult to pinpoint an average figure, cases can range from a few thousand euros for less severe injuries to several hundred thousand and higher when the injury is life-altering or results in death.
At Callan Tansey, we understand that no amount of compensation can truly make up for the pain and suffering you’ve endured. However, our goal is to secure the maximum compensation possible to support your recovery, future needs, and well-being. Every case is unique, and our team will work diligently to ensure your compensation reflects the full extent of your loss and suffering.
For more detailed information, see our comprehensive guide on medical negligence written by Roger Murray.