Sexual Abuse Allegations in Scouting Ireland

by Coleman Legal LLP | Nov 22, 2018 | Childhood Sexual Abuse, Sexual Abuse Law, Sexual Assault

Sexual Abuse Allegations in Scouting Ireland As with any profession involving the care of children, Scouting Ireland must adhere to strict guidelines regarding Garda vetting of volunteers, both senior and junior, to ensure the safety of the children in their care. In...

Independent Assessment of Redress Scheme for Children in Irish Schools

by Coleman Legal LLP | Aug 27, 2018 | Other Categories

The final Report of retired Judge Iarfhlaith O’Neill in respect of sexual abuse of children in Irish schools is expected within the next fortnight. The obligation to compensate abused children arose on foot of a European Court of Human Rights decision given in...

Simon Harris announces pause in use of transvaginal mesh devices

by Coleman Legal LLP | Aug 2, 2018 | Transvaginal Mesh

This is not a ‘ban’ but rather a ‘pause’ On the 24th July 2018, The Minister for Health Simon Harris TD announced that his Department’s Chief Medical Officer (CMO) requested the Health Service Executive (HSE) to pause the use of all procedures involving...

UK government agrees to temporarily ban vaginal mesh implants in England

by Coleman Legal LLP | Jul 25, 2018 | Transvaginal Mesh

Vaginal Mesh Implants are now temporarily banned in the UK Earlier this month, the UK government accepted a recommendation to temporarily ban vaginal mesh implants for women in England who are suffering from urinary incontinence. It was concluded by the...

Air accident investigation into Ryanair emergency landing in Frankfurt

by Coleman Legal LLP | Jul 20, 2018 | Personal Injury

Air accident investigation in Frankfurt German air investigators have commended an enquiry into a sudden pressure loss that happened during a Ryanair flight travelling from Dublin to Croatia on Friday 13th July 2018. When the plane was forced to make an emergency...

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