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Assault query

  • 16-08-2013 6:56pm
    #1
    KittyChai
    Registered Users Posts: 32 ✭


    Hypothetically if one was assaulted without provoking the aggressor and then required medical treatment and suffered damage to their property can they sue the attacker? I was looking up personal injuries solicitor but they are stating more accident type things rather than assaults. What are the legal terms I need to be looking up?
    Do Irish solicitors in this situation offer no win no fee or take fees out of compensation?

    Advice greatly appreciated


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  • #2
    chops018
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,458 ✭✭✭chops018


    KittyChai wrote: »
    Hypothetically if one was assaulted without provoking the aggressor and then required medical treatment and suffered damage to their property can they sue the attacker? I was looking up personal injuries solicitor but they are stating more accident type things rather than assaults. What are the legal terms I need to be looking up?
    Do Irish solicitors in this situation offer no win no fee or take fees out of compensation?

    Advice greatly appreciated

    Some of them do a no foal no fee arrangement. Ring around, plenty of Solicitors will give a free consultation.


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