Over 50% of hospitals in Ireland do not have policies or guidelines in place to promote open disclosure following adverse events, a major Dublin medical negligence conference has been told. Open disclosure is defined as an open discussion of incidents that result in harm to a patient. This includes expressing regret for what happened, keeping [...]
Dealing with the Stress Related to a Personal Injury. It can be difficult to deal with the pain, stress and aggravation that is typically associated with a personal injury. Depending on its extent, you may have to contend with an endless pile of bills, limited to no money coming in, and physical and mental anguish. [...]
The basic rule states that “one or more methods of machine guarding” must be provided to protect the operator and nearby workers from such hazards created by the point of operation, nip points, rotating parts, flying chips, and sparks. OSHA requires operators and maintenance personnel to receive training for certain types of machines, including woodworking [...]
Ford's inflatable seat belts FORD INTRODUCES INDUSTRY’S FIRST INFLATABLE SEAT BELTS TO ENHANCE REAR SEAT SAFETY Ford introduces the auto industry’s first-ever production inflatable seat belts, which are designed to provide additional protection for rear seat occupants, often children and older passengers who can be more vulnerable to head, chest and neck injuries [...]
You have the legal right to compensation for your injuries when they are caused through the negligence or carelessness of another. Google
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Enhanced Seat Belt Design Will Help Prevent Injuries to Pregnant Women Pregnant women have traditionally been on the lower end of the scale as far as seatbelt usage rates are concerned. That is because many women find it uncomfortable to wear conventional seatbelts which are designed for an adult body that does not have a [...]
Personal injury actions proceeding through the Court system can take many months or even years, but most personal injury cases never reach Court at all. Instead, Solicitors will often strive to settle a case in most instances, depending on the details of the case, out of court. A settlement can also mean that one can avoid [...]
so·lic·i·tor/səˈlisitər/ Noun: A person who tries to obtain business orders, advertising, etc.; a canvasser. The chief law officer of a city, town, or government department. Sean O'Brien is the founder and partnet of a team of solicitors in Tallaght; but what exactly is a solicitor, what do they do and how can they help you? [...]
O'Brien Ronayne has unparalleled experience when it comes to dealing with accident claims. Sean O'Brien has specialised in such claims for over 25 years at this stage. Our clients need to know that they have experienced litigators on their side when it comes to dealing with their accident cases. Unfortunately, in Ireland in recent years, those who [...]