Father sues over death of his teenage daughter in van crash
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Judge urges ‘empathy’ in critical insurance illness claims
Irish Times 27.06.2014 The president of the High Court has urged financial organisations to show “empathy and understanding” in dealing with critical illness insurance claims. Mr Justice Nicholas Kearns said it should not be “impossible” for financial organisations to show empathy and understanding in situations such as where a man diagnosed with cardiomyopathy got no…
Private Investigator prosecuted for alleged data breaches
IRISH TIMES 23.06.2014 by Elaine Edwards A private investigator is facing 72 criminal charges in relation to alleged breaches of data protection legislation, including illegally accessing and disclosing personal information on individuals held by An Garda Síochána and the ESB. Michael J Gaynor, trading as MJG Investigations, Beatty Grove, Celbridge, Co Kildare, was before Dublin District Court this morning…
Private Investigator Surveillance
Surveillance of people by Private Investigators – Comments and Decision of the Data Protection Commissioner “… I am aware that some insurance companies use private investigators to investigate claims which they suspect are fraudulent or exaggerated. Private investigators in their activities are bound by the Data Protection Acts. I intend to work closely with the…
The importance of getting a survey carried out before buying your home
IRISH TIMES 26.06.2014 by Nuala Macklin Most people wouldn’t dream of buying a secondhand car without a mechanic’s report yet a recent Red C poll commissioned by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) shows that six out of 10 house-buyers did not get a survey done prior to purchase. Clearly the society has a vested interest…