Top judge urges people to settle personal injury cases

Ms Justice Mary Irvine of the Supreme Court. Picture: Collins A top judge dealing with a backlog of personal injury cases has called on people open to settling their cases to do so without having to come before court.
Top judge urges people to settle personal injury cases
Fri, 26 Jun, 2020 - 17:50
Cormac O’Keeffe

Ms Justice Mary Irvine of the Supreme Court. Picture: Collins
Ms Justice Mary Irvine of the Supreme Court. Picture: Collins

A top judge dealing with a backlog of personal injury cases has called on people open to settling their cases to do so without having to come before court.

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