Factory
Factory Machinery Accident
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A Note From Our Principal
With more than a decade of expereince representing workers across Ireland, I understand that a workplace injury affects far more than your physical health.
It can affect your income, your family life and your confidence about the future. That is why every case is handled personally, from the first phone call through to settlement.
You will always know where your case stands, what happens next and who is responsible for moving it forward. You deal directly with an experienced solicitor, not a claims line or call centre.
Barry Crushell, Principal Solicitor
Our People
A specialist team of solicitors and legal professionals acting for employees and employers across Ireland.
How We Can Help
Specialist legal representation for employees injured through unsafe conditions, inadequate training, defective equipment or workplace negligence.
Claims arising from wet floors, unsafe walkways, trailing cables, poor lighting and other preventable workplace hazards.
View Slip and Fall Claims →Injuries caused by unsafe lifting, carrying, pushing or pulling, inadequate equipment or a lack of appropriate training.
View Manual Handling Claims →Workplace back injuries caused by lifting, repetitive strain, unsafe systems of work or inadequate safety precautions.
View Back Injury Claims →Serious injuries involving defective, unguarded, poorly maintained or incorrectly operated workplace machinery.
View Machinery Claims →Claims involving fractures caused by falls, machinery accidents, falling objects, vehicle incidents or unsafe work environments.
View Fracture Claims →Injuries caused by falling tools, materials, stock or equipment that was stored, secured or handled incorrectly.
View Falling Object Claims →Workplace accidents involving forklifts, delivery vehicles, site traffic, loading areas or unsafe driving procedures.
View Vehicle Injury Claims →Injuries involving sharp equipment, exposed materials, inadequate protective equipment or unsafe workplace practices.
View Cut Injury Claims →Serious workplace injuries involving machinery, vehicles, equipment, trapped limbs or inadequate systems of work.
View Crushing Injury Claims →Tell us what happened and receive clear guidance directly from an experienced workplace injury solicitor.
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Discuss Your Circumstances
Get clear advice from an experienced workplace injury solicitor.
Tell us what happened and we will assess your circumstances, explain your options and guide you through the next steps. You will deal directly with a solicitor throughout the process, allowing you to focus on your recovery.
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We explain the applicable legal fees and other costs before you decide to proceed.
If your injury was caused or contributed to by your employer’s negligence, such as poor training, faulty equipment, or unsafe conditions, you likely have a valid claim. Contact us for a assessment and we’ll tell you straight.
Your employer has a legal duty to provide a safe workplace. If they failed to carry out risk assessments, maintain equipment, provide training, or enforce safety procedures, they may be liable for your injury.
Yes. Leaving your employer does not affect your right to claim. Many people make successful claims long after they’ve moved on to a different job.
It depends on the circumstances. If the company you were working for controlled the site, the equipment, or the working conditions, they may still owe you a duty of care regardless of your employment status.
Medical records, accident reports, photographs, witness details, and a record of time off work all strengthen your case. Don’t worry if you don’t have everything, we can help you build your evidence.
Yes, a medical report is an essential part of any claim. If you haven’t seen a doctor yet, do so as soon as possible. Your solicitor will also arrange an independent medical assessment as part of the process.
The main factors are the type and severity of your injury, how long your recovery takes, your loss of earnings, medical costs, and the impact on your day-to-day life and future ability to work.
Yes. If your injury has caused you to miss work, take reduced hours, or lose overtime, you can claim for past and future loss of earnings as part of your compensation.
Your solicitor will generally wait until your condition has stabilised before settling your claim. If there is a risk of deterioration, this will be accounted for in the medical evidence and reflected in the compensation sought.
Our Experience
What Happens Next
One phone call or a short online form. You tell us about the accident and the injury, and we tell you straight whether you have a claim worth pursuing.
We gather the medical evidence, deal with the Injuries Resolution Board and handle your employer's insurers. You get on with your recovery.
We negotiate for the full value of your injury, your lost earnings and your medical costs, and we go to court if that is what it takes.
Fees and costs. We explain the applicable legal fees and other costs before you decide to proceed.
Prefer To Talk?
No forms, no call centre. Call us and speak directly to a solicitor who handles workplace injury claims every day. Fees and costs will be explained before you proceed.
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