If you’ve been hurt in a car accident that wasn’t your fault, you may be entitled to make a claim. Our team will review your circumstances, outline your options and support you through the process, with no upfront fee required.
Kearney Law assists clients across Ireland with all types of car accident claims. Here are the most common cases we deal with:
Contact us through our enquiry form, phone, or email. We’ll review your situation, answer your questions, and explain what to expect next. There’s no upfront fee to begin your claim.
Your case will be carefully reviewed by our legal team. We assess the strength of your claim, advise on the documentation needed, and guide you through key steps such as attending an independent medical examination and preparing the information required for the Injuries Resolution Board (IRB).
Once you decide to move forward, we take care of everything. This includes gathering evidence, contacting the other party or their insurer, submitting your claim to the IRB, managing settlement discussions, and handling any court proceedings if needed.
We deal exclusively with personal injury and clinical negligence cases. This focused approach allows us to offer in-depth legal knowledge and confident guidance on even the most complex matters.
We support clients in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Letterkenny and throughout Ireland. Our solicitors offer clear guidance based on Irish law and local procedures. You can meet with us in person, speak by phone, or arrange an online consultation, whichever is most convenient for you.
We take a structured and transparent approach to explaining your options, ensuring you have a clear understanding of where you stand. Throughout the process, we provide regular updates and explain each stage of your claim.
Many employees we have represented recommend our firm for our professionalism, communication and results. We are proud of the positive reviews and trust placed in us by past clients.
A car accident claim is a legal process where you seek compensation for injuries caused by another driver’s negligence. This can include pain and suffering, medical costs, lost income, and damage-related expenses.
This term generally describes an arrangement where legal fees only apply if your case is successful. These are commonly used in personal injury and medical negligence cases in Ireland. For a more detailed explanation of how No Win No Fee arrangements work, including how fees are structured, you can visit our No Win No Fee page.
Get medical attention, report the incident, gather any evidence (photos, dashcam footage, witness details), keep a record of expenses, and speak with a solicitor for advice.
The claim is paid by the at-fault driver’s insurance company. If the driver is uninsured or unidentified, special routes such as the Motor Insurers’ Bureau of Ireland (MIBI) may apply.
Most people have two years from the date of the accident or from the date they first became aware of their injuries.
Timelines vary. Minor injuries may settle quickly, while more serious injuries may take longer. Once your medical report is ready, we can give a clearer estimate.
No. Many settle through negotiation or after the Injuries Resolution Board (IRB) assessment. Court is only needed when a settlement cannot be agreed.
Compensation is based on medical reports, the Personal Injury Guidelines, and any financial losses such as medical bills or lost income.
You may still be able to claim. Irish law allows for shared liability, which may reduce but does not prevent compensation.
You can begin by filling out the enquiry form or contacting our team to discuss what happened. We’ll review your situation, explain your options, and guide you through the next steps in the claims process.
Kearney Law Group specialises in legal services relating to Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence. We are committed to achieving the best results for our clients.
Contact us today to arrange your initial consultation relating to any of the above matters.
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