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Tips When Considering an Injury Claim
The aim of this article is to provide you with tips when considering a personal injuries claim and some practical information on how to properly understand and deal with your injuries. Most people get injured at some stage in their life. Often this is a fall at home...
My Legacy Month – Making a Will
Hogan Dowling McNamara Solicitors, based in Castletroy House, Dublin Road, Limerick supports My Legacy, an umbrella group of 70 Irish charities asking people to remember a charity they care about when making their will, once all other important personal decisions have...
The Legal Side of Buying or Selling a House
THE LEGAL SIDE OF BUYING OR SELLING A HOUSE
WHAT IS CONVEYANCING?
Conveyancing is the legal process involved in buying, selling, leasing, mortgaging or re-mortgaging a property.
It involves transactions with Auctioneers, Builders, Banks and Insurance Companies, and there are important legal steps to take along the way.
Most purchasers choose to instruct a conveyancing solicitor to carry out the conveyancing process for them. Conveyancing Solicitors specialise in property transactions and thus are experts in their field. It is impossible to buy or sell a property in Ireland without a Solicitor.
If you are purchasing or selling a property, it is important to know the steps involved in a conveyancing transaction, budget for your costs and outlay including stamp duty and registration fees.
The following is a simple guide to the steps involved….
Medical Appointments in Personal Injuries Claims
This article is about medical appointments for the purpose of medico-legal reports. These appointments will involve attending your doctor or another medical expert who will then write a medical report for your Solicitor or for another. The purpose of the consultation is to assist them in preparing their report. Generally speaking, there are three different types of medical appointments that you will attend that will generate medical reports for personal injury claims.
Bullying at work
How to deal with bullying at work
The first thing to say is that bullying at work is a common situation. The fact that you are being subjected to bullying is not a reflection on you. It is a reflection on the bully and the organisation that has facilitated it.
Sometimes employers can be very lax when dealing with the perpetrator. This is because they are afraid of repercussions from the bully who often has a more forceful personality and a more senior position. For whatever reason, bullies often do well in business. If the bully is important to the employer or holds a more important or senior role, the employer will sometimes seem to side with the bully over the victim. The very first step is therefore to arm yourself. Keep a diary of the incidents and gather supporting evidence. Keep updating your diary and tracking what is happening. With your detailed diary entry of incidents and how the employer is dealing with them you will be better armed.
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