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Injured in an accident at work?

Workplace injuries can impact your health, well-being and finances. Don’t let time cost you compensation—get expert advice now. As an experienced work injury claims solicitor in Ireland, we can support you through your recovery.
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Work Injury Claims Solicitors in Ireland: What is a Workplace Injury or Accident?

A workplace accident is an accident that occurs unexpectedly while you are working and results in an injury or illness.

Accidents can happen in any type of workplace, such as an office, a factory, on a construction site or on a farm. When injuries caused by an accident at work are serious, specialist medical care and time off work might be needed. This can have a financial impact due to the cost of treatments and lost wages, in addition to the physical and emotional impact that an injury can cause. Contcat out work injury claims solicitors today.

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Things you need to know about Personal Injury

For a Personal Injury claim to be eligible the claimant must have either been physically or psychologically injured in the accident.

You have two years to start a personal injury claim* from the date of injury or from when you became aware of the injury (“date of knowledge”). For children, a claim can be made any time before they turn 18, after which they have two years to claim themselves. If the injury isn’t discovered immediately, the time limit may begin from the date it was identified by a doctor or medical expert.

If you have previously instructed a solicitor, we unfortunately do not instruct on other legal firms' cases.

What Causes Workplace Injuries & Accidents in Ireland?

Accidents at work can be caused by a variety of factors, such as:

→ Not receiving the right training or supervision
→ Unsafe equipment or work areas
→ Trips, slips, or falls
→ Lifting or handling things incorrectly
→ Exposure to harmful substances
→ Not following safety rules and guidelines

What Types of Injuries Can Be Caused by an Accident at Work?

Injuries at work can be wide-ranging and include:

  • Cuts and bruises
  • Broken bones
  • Burns
  • Muscle or joint injuries like sprains or strains
  • Head injuries, including concussions
  • Hearing loss
  • Breathing problems from exposure to harmful materials
  • Stress, anxiety, or other mental health issues related to the accident

If you have been injured in a workplace accident, it is crucial to get the right support early on to help you recover. Speak with a member of our personal injury team to find out how we can help you.

Can work injuries and accidents be caused by poor training?

Accidents can happen if employees do not receive proper training or supervision. This is true in all workplaces, whether in a warehouse, office, or any other setting. Employers have a legal obligation to:

  • Provide regular training that refreshes and updates employee skills
  • Make sure managers enforce correct safety procedures
  • Assess each employee’s abilities
  • Support vulnerable workers, like pregnant women or temporary staff

If your employer has not done this and you have been injured at work, talk to our personal injury solicitors to find out about your options.

Our experienced work injury claims solicitors will help you focus on your recovery after an accident at work.

To discuss work injury claims, our team will support you to achieve the peace of mind you need to get your life back on track. We will:

  1. Arrange medical appointments to understand and document your injury
  2. Speak with your employer and others on your behalf
  3. Help you understand your options and what suits you best
  4. Represent you if the situation goes to court

Our personal injury solicitors care about achieving the best outcome for your situation. Talk to a member of our team now to find out how we can support you.

What is the Personal Injuries Resolution Board (PIRB)?

The PIRB is an independent organisation that helps people who have been injured in road accidents, workplace incidents, or public places. It provides a fair and transparent assessment of your situation, making it easier and quicker for you to access the support you need to focus on your recovery.

Why you can trust Gibson & Associates LLP

Client-Focused Results

If your case qualifies, we’ll pursue it with determination and diligence to get the best possible result for you

Clear & Honest Guidance

We offer transparent, straightforward advice on the strength of your case and the likely outcomes—no legal jargon.

Accredited & Trusted

We are proud members of the Law Society of
Ireland, delivering expert legal services with
integrity and care.

Client-Focused Results

If your case qualifies, we’ll pursue it with determination and diligence to get the best possible result for you

How We Support You Through Your Recovery

At Gibson & Associates LLP, our personal injury team handles all the practical steps of the injury resolution process, allowing you to focus on your recovery.

Our team handles all the aspects of the process for you…

This means you don’t have to worry about dealing with paperwork, calls, or attending hearings alone – we are here to guide and support you every step of the way.
Medical Assessment
Arranging medical assessment to identify your needs.
Handling Communications
Handling all communication throughout the process
Exploring Legal Options

Exploring options to help you decide what is best for you

Court Representation

Representing you in court if this is needed

Our Dedicated Litigation Team

Daireann Gibson
Managing Partner

Amanda Walsh
Partner

Aisling Wyer
Solicitor

Anna O’Donoghue
Senior Solicitor

Blaithin Cassidy
Soilcitor

Eoin O'Riordan
Solicitor

Jessica McGrath
Senior Legal Executive

Sinead Shaw
Legal Manager

Taofik Asubiaro
Legal Support

Thomas Scally
Senior Case Manager

Sarah McDaid
Senior Legal Executive

Sinead Ivory
Legal Executive

Work Injury Claims FAQ's

1. What are construction accidents?

Construction accidents can cause serious injuries. They include falls from roofs or ladders, incidents involving cranes or scaffolding, accidents involving vehicles or machinery, and lifting injuries. Your employer should provide regular training, support and safety equipment to help prevent accidents at work. Do you need to talk to our work injury claims solicitors.

2. What working environments can lead to industrial deafness?

Industrial deafness and other work-related illnesses can develop over time if you are exposed to harmful substances or repeat certain tasks regularly. Your employer should make sure your workplace is safe and provide protective gear such as masks and ear defenders.

3. Who is most at risk of industrial lung disease?

If you work in mining, construction, engineering, or trades, you may be more at risk because of long-term exposure to dust, chemicals, or particles. Conditions like pneumoconiosis, asbestosis, and occupational asthma are more common in these jobs. If you have been diagnosed with an industrial lung disease and your employer did not provide adequate protection, you should speak to our personal injury solicitors to find out what steps you can take to help manage your health.

4. How do farm accidents happen?

Farming and fishing are among some of the most dangerous occupations. Injuries often occur due to machinery such as tractors or forklifts, animal-related incidents, slips, trips, falls, or being struck by moving objects. If your employer has not made sure your workplace is safe and you have had a workplace injury, speak to our personal injury solicitors for advice.

5. What is a personal injury case?

If you have had an accident at work, you may be eligible to make an application to the Personal Injuries Resolution Board (PIRB). Personal injuries can occur in various ways, including car accidents, slips and falls, work-related incidents, or medical mistakes, but typically, someone else needs to be at fault.

You can trust us for personal injury expertise in the following areas

Road Traffic
Accidents

If you’ve been injured in a road traffic accident, whether as a driver, passenger, pedestrian, or cyclist, or while at work, our expert personal injury solicitors can help.

We specialise in car accident claims, bus accident claims, and workplace road accident claims, ensuring you get the compensation you deserve.

Accidents in the Workplace

A workplace accident can happen to anyone, but it shouldn’t mean you have to suffer financially.

Our expert personal injury solicitors specialise in helping you claim compensation for workplace injuries and other losses. Whether you’ve suffered from a slip, trip, or fall, manual handling injury, or accidents at work, we are here to support you.

Accidents in Public Places

Accidents in public places can happen unexpectedly, and if you’re injured due to someone else's negligence, you may be entitled to compensation.

These accidents can occur in a wide range of locations, including parks, shopping centres, pavements, public transport, museums, and sports venues.

Medical Negligence

Medical negligence, also known as clinical negligence, occurs when a healthcare professional provides care that falls below the accepted standard, resulting in harm or injury.

This can happen in hospitals, clinics, doctors’ surgeries, dental practices, and other medical settings. If you have suffered due to medical negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for the harm caused.

Childbirth Injury

Childbirth injuries are devastating for both the mother and child. These injuries can occur during pregnancy, labour, or delivery, and may be the result of medical negligence or improper care.

If you or your child has suffered a birth injury due to medical errors or neglect, you may be entitled to compensation to cover medical expenses, ongoing care, and emotional distress.

Catastrophic Injury

Catastrophic injuries are severe, life-altering injuries that can have a profound impact on your life. These injuries often require long-term medical care, rehabilitation, and significant adjustments to daily life.

If you or a loved one has suffered a catastrophic injury due to an accident or medical negligence, you may be entitled to compensation to help cover the immense costs of care and to support your ongoing recovery. Talk to our work injury claims solicitors today.

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