Adverse possession is the statutory right to claim land ownership which challenges the public land-register conclusiveness. Commonly referred to as ‘squatters rights’, adverse possession allows a party to claim a ...
The Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant provides funding for turning a vacant or derelict building into your home. This grant is obtained through Croí Cónaithe (Towns) Fund and is administered by ...
If a person dies without a will, they are deemed to have died ‘intestate’ and therefore the administration of their estate is governed by the Succession Act 1965. The rules ...
Consumer law governs all interactions between businesses and consumers. A consumer is an individual who purchases goods or services not through the course of their normal business. While many of ...
We recently acted on behalf of a young man who sustained a traumatic amputation of his finger while assisting with work on a property owned by the defendant. Our client, ...
McElhinney & Associates recently represented a woman in her mid-50s who suffered significant injuries following a road traffic accident in which she was entirely blameless. The case has now successfully ...
McElhinney & Associates recently acted in a personal injury case involving a young child who was seriously injured while attending a public play park. The child was struck by a ...
We frequently hear from clients who have concerns about the standard of care they received in a hospital. Whether it relates to medical treatment, communication, or overall patient experience, it ...
In Ireland, when patients seek medical advice and treatment, they place a profound trust in healthcare professionals to act with skill, diligence, and care. Unfortunately, mistakes can happen, and when ...
The Medical negligence team at McElhinney & Associates recently represented a young lady who had a traumatic experience during the delivery of her baby by way of C-section. By way ...
