Karen Brown (31) alleged she was hurt when Pete Taylor’s vehicle was rear ended in 2017
, of Highthorn Park, Dún Laoghaire, over the incident at Upper Glenageary Road on March 5th, 2017.
Barrister Paul Gallagher, who appeared with Anderson and Gallagher Solicitors for Ms Brown, told Circuit Court President Mr Justice Raymond Groarke that Ms Brown’s claim had been settled following talks with Mr Curran’s legal team and could be struck out.The marketing and sales consultant alleged Mr Curran had driven without due care and attention and, as a result, rear ended Mr Taylor’s vehicle in which she was a front seat passenger.
Dr Joyce prescribed anti-inflammatory medication but by early June Ms Brown reported that the pain in her neck was getting worse and that she was suffering a constant dull ache with shooting pains in her head.
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