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Settled by: Partner Caoimhe McConnell.
Settled on: 25th of July 2025.
Paul worked as a painter and bench operator, a job that required him to perform highly repetitive, physically demanding tasks. In the six weeks leading up to his injury, he painted and stenciled palettes under immense pressure due to a staff shortage. Although he usually took breaks, during this period, he worked continuously with minimal rest. His work involved frequent bending, stooping, and maneuvering in awkward positions. After an intense workload, he began to experience severe lower back pain. He visited his GP, who referred him for a specialist assessment. A month later, his symptoms worsened to include severe lower back and gluteal pain radiating down his left leg to the ankle, consistent with nerve root irritation. The specialist diagnosed him with a left-side disc protrusion and recommended surgery, which ultimately left him unable to work. Evidence showed that the work he performed likely accelerated his symptoms by a couple of years.
Partner Caoimhe McConnell initiated court proceedings, and the case reached a successful conclusion.
The case settled on the 25th of July 2025 for €77,500. This result greatly benefited our client, and we are proud of all the work Caoimhe McConnell and her team put in to achieve this brilliant outcome.
**the Plaintiff’s name has been changed for data protection reasons.
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Sherwin O’Riordan Solicitors Dublin understands the profound impact a lumbar spinal injury can have on your life. If you’ve suffered a back injury due to an accident, such as a car accident, workplace accident, or a slip and fall, our dedicated team of personal injury solicitors is here to help you navigate the complexities of making a claim.
We specialize in securing compensation for a wide range of lumbar spine conditions, including herniated discs (also known as slipped discs), spinal fractures, and nerve damage like sciatica. Additionally, we address spinal stenosis and soft tissue injuries to the lower back. Moreover, our expertise extends to cases involving chronic back pain, radiculopathy, and injuries that require spinal fusion surgery or other back surgical procedures. Consequently, we meticulously assess the long-term implications of your injury, which include loss of earnings, medical expenses, rehabilitation costs, and pain and suffering. By doing so, we ensure that you receive the maximum compensation you deserve.
We understand the challenges of lumbar disc injury claims and the need for strong medical evidence to support your case. Thus, we work closely with medical professionals to accurately diagnose and assess the extent of your lower back injury.
This includes cases such as a bulging disc, degenerative disc disease exacerbated by trauma, or a spinal cord injury affecting the lumbar region. By collaborating with experts, we ensure that we build a solid foundation for your claim.
We handle all aspects of your personal injury claim*, from initial consultation and gathering evidence to negotiating with insurance companies and, if necessary, representing you in court. Our goal is to alleviate the stress of the legal process, allowing you to focus on your recovery from your lumbar spine injury. Contact Sherwin O’Riordan Solicitors today for a confidential consultation regarding your back injury claim in Dublin
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