Not all important forms and documents require notarisation. The process is used primarily in instances where an impartial witness is required to ensure the individual signing is who they present themselves to be. They may, for example, certify a person’s signature on the document to prove that the person signing is the person named in […]
To bring a medical negligence case, you must prove that the injuries you have suffered would not have occurred if the treatment you received had not been substandard, as defined by law. To prove this, you must have all relevant medical records and documentation relating to your case. Such records will enable your medical expert to demonstrate […]
In the vast majority of cases, childbirth is a natural physiological event that does not pose a risk to the health of a mother or baby. However, assisted births have become more common either by way of caesarean section, forceps delivery or other medical interventions. In a significant number of cases, the outcomes of such […]
A Notary Public is a public legal officer appointed by the Chief Justice of Ireland. The main function of a Notary Public is to certify the signature and execution of a document which requires certification and authentication. This is done by the Notary applying a seal and signature to the document to be notarised. The […]
Public place injuries claims (also called slips, trips, and falls or public liability claims) can occur in almost any environment, anywhere from falling on a slippery or in a supermarket to tripping on a broken footpath. These types of incidents can result in serious personal injury and in public places there is a duty of […]
A notary public is someone who has been appointed by the state to authenticate legal documents and verify the identity of the document’s signer(s). In Ireland a Notary Public is also a Solicitor. You may have read that you need to get your document signed by a notary public. Without knowing who this person is […]
Proof of Identity When visiting your Notary Public Cork, you must satisfactorily prove your identity and place of residence and the Notary must keep the identification records for five years. This process has to be repeated every time you go to the Notary unless you have been with the same Notary within the previous three […]
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Injury to the mother can be sustained prior to, during or following the birth. These injuries can be a result of medical negligence. Inadequate medical care can result in these complications: • Pregnancy malpractice/maternal birth injuries –mismanagement of the pregnancy.• Vaginal tears or lacerations.• Pelvic injuries during birth.• Broken bones.• Ruptured uterus.• Complications caused by […]
A Notary Public is a public legal officer appointed by the Chief Justice of Ireland. The main function of a Notary Public is to certify the signature and execution of a document which requires certification and authentication. This is done by the Notary applying a seal and signature to the document to be notarised. The […]