Synnott Lawline Solicitors - Dublin

30/06/2026

What is the time limit for starting an Injury Case? ⏰
Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Claims under Irish Law...
If you are making a personal injury claim in Ireland, you have only two years from the date of your accident to lodge a claim. After the two-year period expires, you will become statute-barred. This means that you are no longer entitled to bring a claim for compensation arising out of your accident – essentially, you have run out of time.
However, there are some exceptions to the rule.

✅ This time limit differs for minors/children under the age of 18.
✅ If the injured person was mentally incapacitated at the time of the accident, the time limit starts to run from the date they regain capacity.
✅ If the person who was injured was unaware of the injury or its cause due to the negligence of the person who caused the injury, the time limit starts to run from the date that the person became aware of the injury or its cause.

Learn more about the Statute of Limitations for injury claims, or talk to a solicitor about your injury case.

https://www.synnottlawline.ie/statute-of-limitations-personal-injury-in-ireland/

30/04/2026

Have you been injured from a slip, trip, or fall? 🚧
Injuries from a fall can range from minor bruising to life-changing complications. If your accident was caused by someone else’s negligence, whether in a public space, at work, or at a private business, you may be entitled to claim compensation for your injuries. Common locations for these incidents include:
✔️ Public Spaces: Footpaths, parks, roads and paving.
✔️ Retail & Leisure: Supermarkets, shopping centres, hotels, and gyms.
✔️ The Workplace: Factory floors, building sites, and offices.
Our team specialises in personal injury claims, ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve. Learn more to see if you have a claim.
https://www.synnottlawline.ie/slip-trip-fall-compensation-claims/

29/01/2026

Been injured in a road traffic accident? Our team provides legal support to passengers, drivers, and pedestrians. Let us help you secure the compensation you deserve - reach out for your confidential consultation today.
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26/01/2026

"How much is my claim worth?" The #1 question we get asked. ❓

Valuing a personal injury claim isn't about guesswork - it’s about evidence, and every case is different. However, no matter how minor or catastrophic your injury may be, claims are generally split into two categories:

✅ General Damages figures are determined by the severity of your injury, the physical pain and suffering it causes, and how it affects your recovery time and future.
✅ Special Damages are your "out-of-pocket" expenses, for example, medical bills, travel costs, loss of earnings, and, in some cases, the costs of future care.

Your settlement figure should reflect the real impact on your life. Our goal is to gather all evidence to ensure your compensation fully covers your past, present, and future care.
Have you suffered an injury due to no fault of your own, and have a question about a potential personal injury claim? Reach out to our team today for a consultation. ⚖️

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20/01/2026

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E-Scooter Laws in Ireland. What you need to know. Are You Protected? 🛴

Irish laws now govern all e-scooters and e-bikes on our roads. Knowing the difference between a "PPT" and an "MPV" could be the difference between receiving compensation and being left out of pocket if you’ve been injured in an accident. The legal landscape is shifting. A recent court ruling suggests that even some e-bikes now require insurance. Understand your rights in this new "micro-mobility" era.
Did you know:
✅ E-scooters are now legal but strictly banned from footpaths.
❌ The MIBI generally does NOT cover accidents where an e-scooter rider is at fault.
⚠️ If your e-scooter exceeds 25km/h, you may legally require insurance.

If you’ve been involved in a collision—whether as a rider, driver, or pedestrian—the legal landscape is complex. Don't navigate it alone.
Learn more about the Micro-mobility Legal Landscape and E-Scooter Accident Claims.

Learn about E-Scooter Accident Claims in Ireland post-law changes. Stay informed about your rights as a scooter user.