Personal injuries awards have fallen, but will the promised drop in insurance premiums follow? Cianan Brennan investigates

One Cork woman tells of her "hideously stressful" three-year struggle to get compensation from a car accident which in the end she found was “deeply unsatisfactory”.

Two personal injury cases, one from 2017, the second from this week, illustrate the difference in the level of awards for personal injury claims

She claims that the appropriate awards for the injury she sustained after her fall on a public footpath range from €18,000 to €34,000, rather than the general damages of €3,000

Judges are still required to assess damages that are 'fair and reasonable' in individual cases, High Court judge Kevin Cross said

Justice Minister Helen McEntee has called on the insurance industry to bring down costs of insurance as new guidelines on personal injury claims come into force on Saturday week

Tusla had previously established from the records of St Patrick’s Guild that at least 126 births between 1946 and 1969 were incorrectly registered

As a result, a number of cases relating to the CervicalCheck controversy will go ahead

A Corporate Relations Manager who claims she injured her neck as she attempted to pick up a box of information leaflets at an event in Budapest to promote UCD has sued the university in the High Court.

The report from the Law Reform Commission on capping damages in personal injury claims is a welcome and timely addition to the wider debate about the cost of insurance.

A Navan-based driver for Dublin Bus, who was held by a judge today to have repeatedly lied under oath in the witness box, has lost a €60,000 rear-ending damages claim and been directed to pay the legal costs and expenses of RSA Insurance which ...