The family of Michael Cuddihy, who died after being discharged from University Hospital Limerick (UHL), has settled its High Court legal action. According to the court, the HSE and UHL previously issued unreserved apologies to the family and acknowledged failings related to his care. The High Court also hears that UHL and the HSE addressed issues concerning the handling of Cuddihy’s complaints following his discharge and that there were shortcomings in the subsequent investigation process. One report describes his death as resulting from “overwhelming sepsis,” linking the fatal condition to concerns about how his situation was assessed and managed after discharge. The proceedings focus on whether the health service properly reviewed and responded to Cuddihy’s complaints and on the standard of care provided around the time leading up to his deterioration. The settlement concludes the family’s claim in the High Court, with the earlier public apologies and admission of failings forming part of the case context presented to the court.