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04/06/2026

Being Nice to the Insurance Company Could Cost You

Here's the reality:
👉 Cooperation without legal guidance – often means giving away information that limits your claim
👉 Not because you lied – because you didn't know what you didn't need to disclose
👉 Legal obligations vs insurer requests – there's a difference between what you must answer and what they ask

Your solicitor knows that difference. The insurance company is counting on you not knowing it.
Don't let being helpful cost you what you're owed.

03/06/2026

Personal Injuries Guidelines 2021 | How Your Injury Is Valued in Ireland?

Under Ireland's Personal Injuries Guidelines – in effect since 2021 – there are defined compensation ranges for different types of injuries.
These guidelines are used by PIAB and the courts to assess your claim.

Here's how it works:
👉 Minor soft tissue injury – has its own range
👉 Moderate back injury – different range
👉 Serious psychological impact – also has a defined bracket

Each category has a range – from lower to higher. The specific circumstances of your case determine where you fall within that range.

Having a solicitor who understands these guidelines in detail is the difference between settling at the bottom of that range – and getting what you actually deserve.

01/06/2026

Can I Claim for Missed Work, Physio, and Taxi Costs After an Accident?

Yes. Absolutely.

Every single one of those things has a financial cost – and every single one can be included in your personal injury claim.
They're called special damages.

Here's what counts:
👉 Missed work – lost wages, self-employed income, bonuses
👉 Physio and medical costs – appointments, prescriptions, treatments
👉 Travel to appointments – taxis, petrol, parking, mileage
👉 Care at home – help from family or paid carers

People often underestimate their own claim because they only think about the injury itself.
But the ripple effect – the cost to your daily life, your family, your finances – that all counts.
Keep every receipt. Every record. Every appointment note.

31/05/2026

MIBI Claims Explained | When an Untraced Driver Hits You

In Ireland, there's a body called the Motor Insurers Bureau of Ireland – the MIBI – specifically set up to compensate people injured by uninsured or untraced drivers.

Here's what that means for you:
👉🏻 Untraced driver – they never found who hit you? You can still claim
👉🏻 Uninsured driver – the other driver had no insurance? You can still claim
👉🏻 Compensation available – for your injuries, medical costs, lost wages

You shouldn't have to suffer financially because someone else didn't have the decency to stop.
The system has a safety net for exactly this situation.

29/05/2026

Future Losses in Personal Injury Claims Explained | What You Need to Know?

In Ireland, personal injury compensation can include future losses.

Here's what that means for you:
👉 Future medical expenses – ongoing treatment, surgeries, medication
👉 Future loss of earnings – if you can no longer do the same job
👉 Cost of future care – help at home, nursing, rehabilitation
👉 Loss of future opportunities – career progression, promotions

These future elements require careful expert evidence – medical reports projecting your needs, actuarial calculations of financial loss.
It's complex. But it's incredibly important.
Because settling now without accounting for the future can leave you seriously undercompensated for the rest of your life.

28/05/2026

Injury Ruined Your Hobbies? You May Be Owed Compensation

This is called loss of amenity – and it's compensable under Irish law.

Here's what that means:
👉 The parent who can't pick up their child because of a back injury
👉 The partner in chronic pain who can't be as present as they want to be
👉 The person who had to give up a hobby or sport they loved

The things that made your life yours – your hobbies, your routines, your capacity to enjoy daily life.
If they've been taken from you because of someone else's negligence – that loss has a value.

You don't just claim for medical bills. You claim for the life you lost too.

26/05/2026

Accident Caused PTSD? You Can Claim for Psychological Injury

👉 Mental health impact is real – anxiety, depression, PTSD, sleep disorders
👉 It's documented – recognised by Irish law and medical guidelines
👉 It's legally compensable – psychological injury has value, just like physical injury

Being in a serious road accident, suffering a traumatic workplace incident, or going through medical negligence – these things don't just leave physical marks.

You don't have to choose between claiming for the broken bone and claiming for the anxiety that followed.
They are both part of what was done to you.

Gary Matthews Solicitors
30+ years | 1,400+ reviews | Ireland

25/05/2026

Is Your Injury Claim Worth It? The Answer May Surprise You

It is worth it. You are worth it.

And you don't have to navigate them alone.
You've already been through the hard part.

Your first 10 minutes after an accident matter more than you think.️Not because you did anything wrong. Because insurers...
24/05/2026

Your first 10 minutes after an accident matter more than you think.️

Not because you did anything wrong. Because insurers will look for anything missing.

Swipe the post for the full checklist 👉 but here's why each step exists:
📸 Photos – damage, positions, plates. Without them, it's your word against theirs.
👥 Witnesses – names + numbers. A stranger's account carries weight yours doesn't.
📝 Notes – date, time, weather, road conditions. Memory fades. Written records don't.
👮 Gardaí – if anyone's injured, report it. Official records matter later.
🚫 "Sorry" – even politely. In some claims, it's misread as admitting fault. Just don't say it.

One small step today protects your claim tomorrow.

We've been helping people in Ireland for 30 years. We know what insurers look for – and what they exploit.

📞 01903 6250
🌐 www.gary.ie

Save this post. You hope you never need it. But if you do – you'll be ready.

23/05/2026

Road Accident Claim Deadline in Ireland - The 2-Year Rule Explained
You have two years from the date of the accident.

Here's what that means for you:
👉 You don't have to rush – if you're still recovering, still figuring things out, that's okay
👉 But take steps now – even if you're not ready to make a full claim yet

What steps?
👉 Document your injuries – photos, diary notes, medical visits
👉 Keep medical records – GP notes, hospital letters, prescription receipts
👉 Don't give recorded statements – to insurers without legal advice

The clock starts ticking from the date of the accident. Two years sounds like a long time. It really isn't.
Don't leave it too long.

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