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Based on the nature of the case, the court may order the wrongdoer to pay a settlement amount that compensates for the ordeal dependents had to go through. Your fatal injuries solicitor Dublin will guide you through the claims process.
A fatal injury claim is pursued where a person dies as a result of another person’s wrongful act. Though the loss of a loved one cannot be adequately compensated for, the financial burden that dependents have to bear can be reduced or alleviated through a successful fatal injuries claim. A fatal injuries claim can only be initiated by dependents of the deceased person against the wrongdoer. To be considered a dependent, a person must prove that they suffered mental distress or financial loss due to the deceased’s death and they must be closely related to the deceased either as a child, spouse, sister, brother, step-sister, step-brother, or grandchild. Note that, only one fatal injuries claim can be initiated against the wrongdoer. Therefore, your fatal injuries solicitor Dublin will ensure that all dependent parties are included in the case.
Employers should achieve to ensure health and safety for their employees by preventing illnesses and accidents. If an accident occurs the employer should give the workplace injury compensation to their employee.
Section 8 of the act states that an employer is obliged to do everything like to give workplace injury compensation to all employees while at work. Health and safety legislation has enhanced workplace protections.
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