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Ireland's Highest-Rated Injury Law FirmIf you’ve been injured in an accident, or you believe medical care fell below an acceptable standard, we can help you understand your legal options and the next steps. We’re Dublin-based personal injury solicitors and medical negligence solicitors, acting for clients across Ireland.
We focus exclusively on personal injury and medical negligence claims. You'll work with a friendly, experienced and highly reviewed team who will guide you through the process with care and clarity, with next steps and costs confirmed in writing from the outset.
We act for clients injured in road traffic accidents, workplace accidents, and public place incidents. If you're unsure whether your situation qualifies, we can give clear guidance at the outset.
Medical negligence cases are complex and evidence-led. We help clients assess whether care fell below an acceptable standard and whether that caused avoidable harm.
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Still have questions? Contact usIf you were injured as a result of someone else's negligence (in a road accident, workplace incident, or public place) you may have grounds for a claim. The key question is whether another party owed you a duty of care and failed to meet it. You don't need to be certain before contacting us; that's what an initial consultation is for. We'll assess what happened and give you a clear view of whether it's worth pursuing, with no obligation to proceed.
Get medical attention as soon as possible. Your health comes first, and medical records are important evidence. Report the accident to whoever is responsible: your employer, a property owner, or the Gardaí in a road accident. Note the details while they're fresh: dates, times, location, and witnesses. Take photographs if it's safe to do so. Don't sign anything or accept any payment without taking legal advice first. The sooner you contact us, the better we can protect your position.
In most personal injury cases, you have two years from the date of the accident (or from when you first became aware of the injury) to submit a claim to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB). Medical negligence claims follow the same two-year rule, running from when you knew or ought to have known that negligence caused you harm. There are limited exceptions, for example for claims involving minors. Missing the deadline usually means losing your right to claim, so take advice early.
Medical negligence occurs when a healthcare professional (a doctor, surgeon, GP, or hospital) fails to provide the standard of care that a reasonably competent professional in that field would have provided, and that failure causes harm. It's not simply a bad outcome; medicine carries inherent risk. What matters is whether the standard of care fell below what was acceptable. Common examples include delayed or missed diagnosis, surgical errors, and birth injuries. These cases require independent expert medical opinion to assess properly.
Before you commit to anything, we explain exactly how fees work. All fees and terms will be set out in a clear and transparent manner, and everything agreed will be confirmed in writing for your peace of mind. Where outlays may arise, such as costs for medical reports or expert opinions, these will be explained upfront. There are no hidden charges and no surprises. We want you to have a full picture of the financial side before you decide whether to proceed.
You don't need to gather everything before contacting us. We'll advise on what's required and help you obtain relevant records. In personal injury cases, you'll typically need evidence of your injuries, treatment received, and any ongoing impact. In medical negligence cases, independent expert medical opinion is usually required to establish whether the standard of care fell short. We'll guide you through what's needed and when, step by step, so nothing is missed and nothing is requested unnecessarily.
When you've been injured, choosing the right solicitor matters. Hussey Fraser is a Dublin-based firm focused on personal injury and medical negligence claims for clients across Ireland. From the first conversation, we aim to make the process feel clearer, calmer and more manageable, with straightforward guidance on what happens next.
We act for clients in a wide range of cases, including road traffic accidents, accidents at work and accidents in public places, as well as complex, evidence-led medical negligence claims. If you're unsure whether your situation qualifies, we can assess the basics, explain your options in plain English and outline the practical next steps.
If you'd like to speak with a solicitor, call our LoCall number on 0818 66 81 99 or contact us through our form. We're here to help.
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Speak directly with our team on our LoCall number. We'll listen and explain your options clearly. No switchboard.
0818 66 81 99Choose a convenient time and we'll call you back in confidence. No obligation, just clear guidance on the next step.
Request a callbackUse our contact form to outline what happened, even if you're unsure you have a claim. We'll respond as soon as possible.
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