Following Delaney v PIAB , the Majority of the Supreme Court held that the Personal Injuries Guidelines are legally binding on the basis that they were independently ratified by the Oireachtas and given legal effect by the enactment of section 30 of Family Leave and Miscellaneous Provisions Act 2021. It was held that the Guidelines should only be departed from where there is no reasonable proportion between the Guidelines and the award which should otherwise be made. This one hour lecture follows the recent case law of the Superior Courts following Delaney v PIAB.
The lecture covers a number of topics, including:
- URRL V RSA & Zurich [2024] IESC 43
- Keogh v Byrne [2024] IEHC 19
- Egan v Castlerea CO-OP [2023] IECA 240
- Pop v Foristal [2024] IEHC 179
- Kepa v Noonan Services Group LTD [2024] IEHC 659
Teaching method:
e-Lecture, PowerPoint;
Duration & pricing:
- Net-Duration: 1 hour
To book this lecture please refer to: 2025 Legal CPD programme
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