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High Court, in a case involving a collision between a motorcycle and a van, both the motorcyclist and the van driver were held equally responsible. The motorcyclist suffered multiple injuries, including head trauma and fractures, but made a significant recovery. General damages were awarded at €232,500, to be reduced by 50% for contributory negligence. The van driver's counterclaim for vehicle damage was also recognized, subject to a 50% reduction due to his contributory negligence.
road traffic collision, contributory negligence, multiple injuries, head trauma, fractures, psychological sequelae, general damages, special damages, counterclaim, vehicle damage, recovery, loss of opportunity, proportionality, personal injury claim.
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