Recommend Dublin Based Personal Injury Solicitor

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Hi all

Great site.

Can anyone recommend a solicitor that specialises in personal injury cases in Dublin?

I was crashed into about 2 years ago and have been the PIAB route. As my injuries have not healed yet the PIAB has referred it back to the legal system.

The crash resulted in a fairly serious back problem that has meant I have had to give up sport, had a long spell off work and have had countless sleepless nights (not to mention doctor and physio bills!).

Anyway, its the first time I have been involved in something like this (and hopefully the last) and would like to get a solicitor that is very competent in the field.

Recommendations greatly appreciated!
 
There are literally dozens of solicitors in Dublin (probably hundreds) who could deal with this for you. Where do you work? Might narrow it down a bit.
 
Hi

Thanks for the reply.

I realise that there are a lot of solicitors that could do this but I'm after one that specialises in this type of case.

I work on the longmile road. Clondalkin, walkinstown, Crumlin are all close by.

My only previous experience appointing a solicitor was for our house purchase. He was a general jack of all trades type and turned out to be a disaster.
 
Check out www.sslaw.ie, Country-wide service, will travel to meet clients at a location and time suitable for client. Specialise in personal injury law, with over 10 years experience in the area.
 
rsa17 said:
Check out www.sslaw.ie, Country-wide service, will travel to meet clients at a location and time suitable for client. Specialise in personal injury law, with over 10 years experience in the area.
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and bill for the privilege? nice to see you chose not to go with a cowboy for the website...
 
Hi all
Didn't want to start a new thread. Could anyone recommend a good personal injury (workplace injury) solicitor in Dublin?
Have been through the PIAB myself and the respondent has refused assessment so need to take it forward to litigation now. Seems to be stacks of them online but haven't a clue where to start

Thanks
Leo
 
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