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Claims investigation service based in Cork. Our site sets out to provide useful claims information to others in the business and beyond. Thank you for your visit. Feedback is always welcome. Site updated 14th April 2008

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Time Limits

  • Claimant has 2 years to make a claim.
  • Respondent has 90 days to consent or not to the PIAB making an assessment
  • PIAB has a duty under the Act to make Assessments without delay and in most cases within 9 months
  • Respondent has 21 days to accept the award
  • Claimant has 28 days to accept the award

If either party rejects the award 6 months is added to the time that remained under the statute at the start
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