What are you entitled to?

Medical Expense: Reimbursement on your medical bills.

Special Compensation: If the injuries sustained during the accident have led to a loss of income, special compensation is given.

Documents you need

Medical Reports: As proof of the injuries sustained and their severity.

Gardai’s Report Copy: This official report will contain all the information about the accident.

Driver Details: The details of the offending driver, including the license plate number.

What should you do during a pedestrian accident?

Seek Medical Attention: The medical examination is necessary for the treatment of injuries sustained, but the medical report acquired from this examination will also help strengthen your compensation claim.

Collect Proof: Use your digital devices to take pictures of the incident, record witness accounts which may not be so readily available later, and take note of other details pertaining to the incident.

File Incident Report: File an official report with the Gardai to have a copy to submit later.

Seek Legal Representation: Locate a suitable solicitor with relevant experience in pedestrian accident claims.

How will we help you?

• Filing Claims: We collect all the relevant information and documents to submit a claim to the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) after a discussion with you.
• Advice and Representation: We offer advice on how to proceed throughout the case and represent you if your claim is rejected.

Why choose us to represent you?

• Experienced: We have over 26 years of experience in various areas of the law, including but not limited to Personal Injury Claims.
• Local Advantage: Almost three decades of practising Irish law gives us an added demographic advantage. 
• Ethical: Our team holds honesty and ethics in high esteem, and our practices reflect the same.
• Transparent: We ensure total transparency with our clients on every step of the claim procedure without the use of legal jargon.

If you find yourself in an accident, O’Reilly Doherty & Co. always have a solicitor experienced in pedestrian accident claims who you can speak with about your case.

*In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement.