Friday, January 25, 2008

Personal Injury: Case History – Conway v Burlington Industries (Ireland) Ltd.

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The Plaintiff was employed in the Defendant’s factory. There was a very large propane gas explosion and the Plaintiff was burned and his back was injured. His lip was perforated and he experienced a great deal of pain. He developed a phobia about fire.

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