Personal Compensation Law

We offer personal compensation services in Queensland, NSW, Tasmania and the Northern Territory.

Our specialist personal injury lawyers advise on:

  • State-based worker's compensation;

  • Comcare (the federal worker’s compensation scheme);

  • Motor vehicle accident claims;

  • Medical negligence claims;

  • Abuse claims;

  • Public liability (slip and fall claims);

  • Black Lung, Silicosis, Asbestos & Dust Diseases (QLD); and

  • TPD and income protection claims.

Each State and Territory has different laws so it’s important you select the relevant location.

 

Blog Posts - Personal Compensation Law

Investigation into historical abuse at Wolston Park Mental Health in Queensland

Investigation into historical abuse at Wolston Park Mental Health in Queensland

In a significant development, the Queensland government has announced an investigation into Brisbane's Wolston Park mental health institution following an ABC report that uncovered historical allegations of sexual, psychological and physical abuse at the facility.

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Weekly payments if injured at work in Queensland

Weekly payments if injured at work in Queensland

In Queensland, WorkCover Queensland plays an instrumental role in providing financial support to injured workers through weekly payments to cover lost wages while they are unable to work or have limited working capacity due to their workplace injury. Learn more in our guide to weekly payments if injured at work.

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Worker’s compensation NSW: work capacity decisions

Worker’s compensation NSW: work capacity decisions

In NSW worker’s compensation claims, the insurer has the right to undertake a work capacity assessment in an injured worker. The purpose of a work capacity assessment is to determine what the injured worker’s current capacity is to earn in suitable employment as a result of their workplace injury.

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Medical negligence claims in Queensland

Medical negligence claims in Queensland

When a medical practitioner or healthcare provider acts negligently in the care of their patients, it can have severe and lasting impacts on those patients. Healthcare providers in Australia must act to ensure the safety and wellbeing of their patients, because a failure to do so may cause significant physical and psychological injuries.

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