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Movie-goer scalded by coffee spill as he slept in cinema withdraws €60,000 claim - Vimarsana News

Movie-goer scalded by coffee spill as he slept in cinema withdraws €60,000 claim

Mark Earley had fallen asleep while watching a movie in Vue’s Liffey Valley cinema and another movie-goer spilled scalding liquid on his lap, the court heard

Waiter scalded by coffee spill as he slept in cinema withdraws his €60,000 claim - Vimarsana News

Waiter scalded by coffee spill as he slept in cinema withdraws his €60,000 claim

A 46-year-old waiter, who was scalded by a coffee spill as he slept in a cinema, has withdrawn his €60,000 personal injuries claim against Vue Entertainment.

Woman withdraws €60,000 claim after CCTV shows her slamming brakes 'for no obvious reason' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Woman withdraws €60,000 claim after CCTV shows her slamming brakes 'for no obvious reason' – The Irish Times

Woman had sued both the van owner and driver following a rear-ending collision on Long Mile Road, Dublin in July 2021

Dublin driver withdraws €60k case after CCTV shows her braking for 'no obvious reason' - Vimarsana News

Dublin driver withdraws €60k case after CCTV shows her braking for 'no obvious reason'

A Dublin social worker has withdrawn a €60,000 personal injuries claim after a judge saw CCTV of her slamming on the brakes in her Toyota Rav 4 Hybrid “for no obvious reason” and a van rear ending her vehicle.

Woman has €60k injuries claim thrown out as injuries 'consistent with fabrication and gross exaggeration' - Vimarsana News

Woman has €60k injuries claim thrown out as injuries 'consistent with fabrication and gross exaggeration'

A medical specialist has told a court that symptoms of injury displayed during his examination of a woman, claiming €60,000 damages arising out of a rear ending accident, were consistent with fabrication and gross exaggeration.