Man who sued two Munster hospitals over care after fall from roof settles case for €1.25m

It was claimed the man developed meningitis and suffered alleged profound injuries
It was claimed at University Hospital Limerick there was an alleged failure to appreciate the man had developed meningitis and his seizures were due to intracranial infection and sepsis. Picture: Dan Linehan

It was claimed at University Hospital Limerick there was an alleged failure to appreciate the man had developed meningitis and his seizures were due to intracranial infection and sepsis. Picture: Dan Linehan

A man who sued the HSE over the care he received at two hospitals after he fell while fixing a roof has settled a High Court action for €1.25m.

It was claimed the man developed meningitis and suffered alleged profound injuries. All the claims were denied.

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