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Farming can be a hazardous occupation, and unfortunately there are many farm accidents in Ireland every year. These farm accidents can involve farming machinery, transport vehicles, chemicals, livestock, working at heights or near pits and silos.

Farming in Ireland has become increasingly industrialised through the use of larger, more complex machinery and the employment of more casual labour such as agency workers and migrant workers, which has also contributed to the increase in farm accidents.

In Ireland, it can be a challenge for the farmer to balance the safety needs of the farm, against the need to make an adequate income. What complicates matters further is that many farms in Ireland are homes to families as well as being places of work. This means that family members can be exposed to hazards, and children and the elderly are particularly at risk of farm accidents.

If you have suffered an injury as a result of a farm accident you may be entitled to make a compensation claim against the farm' s insurance policy.

As soon as you are well enough you need to ensure you receive expert advice about how to make your farm accident claim, otherwise you may not receive the damages you are entitled to.

We have many years experience of dealing with accident claims in Ireland relating to the farming and agriculture industry.

Call our free phone farm accident advice line now, or fill in our call back form.

Our Promise:

What can I expect?

When you call us, you will be put through to a solicitor who is very experienced in dealing with farming accident claims in Ireland.

We will listen to you as you tell us about your accident in complete confidence.

We can normally tell you quickly if your case is worth pursuing, the likelihood of your succeeding, and what will be involved in the claim’s process, including how long it usually takes.

We can also tell you the general level of compensation for your inuries, and if there are likely to be any costs involved.

The result of the call is advice about what you should consider doing next.

Right now, the easiest next step is to call our Free Phone number, without obligation.

If you cannot speak to us now, simply fill in the contact form to request a call from us at any time that is convenient for you.

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