Judge Dismisses Trainer’s Injury Claim, Calls It ‘A Complete Lie’

A judge has ordered documents in a personal injuries lawsuit to be sent to the DPP. The claim sought €60,000 in damages.

The claimant is Conor Fallon, age 30. He works as a personal trainer.

The case was heard in the Circuit Civil Court. Judge John Martin presided over the hearing.

Court finding and remarks

Judge Martin found the account submitted to court was fabricated. He said the statements were intended to deceive.

The judge dismissal of the trainer’s injury claim included a finding that the evidence was “a complete lie.” He added the conduct appeared aimed at obtaining money by false pretences.

Potential criminal referral

Documents sent to DPP

Court documents will be sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions. The DPP will decide on possible criminal proceedings.

Criminal charges may follow if prosecutors find sufficient grounds. The judge warned the matter could proceed beyond civil court.

Case background

Fallon had sought €60,000 in damages. The claim began as a personal injuries action in the circuit court.

Filmogaz.com will follow the story as the DPP reviews the file. Further updates will be provided if prosecutions are initiated.