We refer to a recent Medical Negligence case that our offices were instructed in which settled for a figure of €10,000,000.00 (Ten Million Euros) in General Damages and Special Damages after protracted negotiations between the respective legal teams at a Mediation. This was a Medical Negligence case in which [...]
Daniel Hughes of Hughes & Associates Solicitors discusses the returned verdict of medical misadventure in the death of a new-born baby who died after after her heart was pierced as she underwent a procedure in the Coombe Hospital.
Sligo University Hospital has apologised in the High Court for “shortcomings in clinical judgment” when a woman presented at its A&E department in severe pain. Jennifer McTague was in so much pain she was given morphine, but was discharged home in the early hours, it was claimed. Full article [...]
'We have been left shattered' - parents of newborn who died after her heart was pierced during procedure A coroner has returned a verdict of medical misadventure in the death of a newborn baby who died after her heart was pierced as she underwent a procedure in the Coombe [...]
A Dublin maternity hospital has apologised at the High Court and admitted shortcomings in the treatment provided to a couple whose child died in the womb. The apology was made on behalf of the Rotunda Hospital to Sarah Quigley and Dave Harding arising from the death of their son [...]
A Dublin maternity hospital has apologised to a couple and admitted its shortcomings in the treatment it provided to a couple whose child died in the womb. Full article here.
Daniel Hughes shortlisted in 2019 for: Dublin Lawyer of the Year Litigation Law Firm of the Year
Daniel Hughes Winner in 2013 of: Sole Practitioner of the Year in Ireland
The Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court decision to direct the winding up of a company involved in flower-growing in north Dublin. Mr Justice Maurice Collins said it was “regrettable” that an apparently successful family company, Lanskey Limited, should be wound up, but the parties have had [...]
