Don’t let myths about liability disclaimers deter you from pursuing your personal injury claim. We shed light on the role of liability disclaimers in personal injury cases, helping you navigate the process with confidence.
Discover the crucial role solicitors play in personal injury claims through their expertise in gathering evidence, negotiating settlements, and navigating legal complexities to help injured individuals seek fair compensation and justice.
A growing number of insurance companies are contacting victims of road traffic accidents and offering to settle their injury claims quickly without involving solicitors. This practice is known as ‘third party capture’. Where does the danger lie with Third-Party Capture? This practice presents a conflict of interest, as the insurer is acting on behalf of …
Pedestrian accidents are unfortunately quite common in Northern Ireland. Every day, people are injured through no fault of their own and need advice about their options. Whether at high or low speeds, pedestrian accidents can have devastating impacts. McPartland & Sons Solicitors have pieced together our guide on the most common questions. What …
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What steps are involved in claiming compensation for a personal injury.
In Northern Ireland, there’s a limitation period on car accident claims. The sooner you seek legal advice, the better.
There’s no excuse for driving without valid car insurance – it’s illegal. Find out the consequences in our guide.
Getting hurt unexpectedly can come as a real shock to the system. If you have sustained an injury because of someone else’s mistake or negligence, you may be entitled to make a personal injury claim. This process will allow you to seek compensation from the other party who was responsible for your injury.
Read McPartland & Sons comprehensive guide to claiming if you’ve been injured in a road accident in Northern Ireland.
How long will it take to get compensation in my personal injury case? — What is my next step? McPartland Solicitors have a guide.