by Coleman Legal LLP | Feb 15, 2018 | Other Categories
Photo: Irish Times Asylum seekers should be allowed to work following Supreme Court ruling Last May, a five judge court unanimously ruled that an absolute ban on asylum seekers working in Ireland was unconstitutional ‘in principle’. This judgement was delivered...
by Coleman Legal LLP | Feb 13, 2018 | Defective Product, Personal Injury, Professional Negligence
Johnson & Johnson fighting further claims that asbestos was in its talcum power Johnson & Johnson has been the defendant in many lawsuits over the past number of years regarding claims that people have developed mesothelioma, and ovarian cancer, due to Johnson...
by Coleman Legal LLP | Feb 9, 2018 | Other Categories
University Hospital Kerry Scan Review – The legal rights of the individual patients affected With the news that a total number of 204 patients of University Hospital Kerry have been recalled for repeat imaging and that there was a misdiagnosis or delay in diagnosis of...
by Coleman Legal LLP | Feb 6, 2018 | Other Categories
Residential Care Centre Abuse – Unannounced HIQA inspections highlight various issues in Care Homes for the intellectually disabled HIQA has reported that a residential centre for 13 adults with intellectual disabilities recorded an average of one incident of physical...
by Coleman Legal LLP | Feb 1, 2018 | Other Categories
Coillte Farm Partnership Landowners left without payment Coillte, the State-owned forestry department, has stated that they will ‘work very hard to regain the trust of landowners’ in relation to non-payment to landowners who entered into farm-forest partnerships with...
