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Personal Injury

galwaygirl86 · 2018-10-22 23:12:51

My friend was involved in a RTA nearly 2 years ago. She was rear ended at a high speed, she has her case going to the high court. I am just wondering because she is stressing, if the other side admit liability and its in the high court, does her legal costs be automatically covered and how much roughly of a pay day is her…

22-10-2018 11:12pm

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My friend was involved in a RTA nearly 2 years ago. She was rear ended at a high speed, she has her case going to the high court. I am just wondering because she is stressing, if the other side admit liability and its in the high court, does her legal costs be automatically covered and how much roughly of a pay day is her solicitor/ senior counsel looking at? Legal fee total i mean, give or take a few €

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#2 22-10-2018 11:47pm

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Your friend should discuss these matters with her own solicitor
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