We offer personal compensation services in Queensland, NSW, Tasmania and the Northern Territory.
Our specialist personal injury lawyers advise on:
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State-based worker's compensation;
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Comcare (the federal worker’s compensation scheme);
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Motor vehicle accident claims;
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Medical negligence claims;
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Abuse claims;
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Public liability (slip and fall claims);
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Black Lung, Silicosis, Asbestos & Dust Diseases (QLD); and
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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
Termination of workers compensation claims Tasmania due to whole or substantial recovery
Tasmanian workers facing termination of workers' compensation weekly payments on the basis that they have “wholly and substantially recovered” from their work-related injury or illness have significant rights under the law – but strict time limits apply.
Worker’s compensation claims for psychological injury in Tasmania
In Tasmania, workers are entitled to worker’s compensation for psychological injuries sustained in the workplace. It’s important that workers making claims for psychological injuries are aware of their rights, particularly if the claim is disputed.
I was injured at work in NSW but my employer is uninsured, what now?
It’s compulsory for all employers in NSW, unless they’re considered an “exempt employer”, to have worker's compensation insurance. So, what happens if your employer is not “exempt” from holding worker's compensation insurance and you are injured at work?
Key changes to motor vehicle accident compensation in NSW from 1 April 2023
Legislation governing motor vehicle accident compensation in NSW saw significant changes implemented from April 2023. If you have suffered an injury, it is highly recommended that you seek the advice of an experienced personal injury lawyer to ensure you receive all benefits you are entitled to in a timely manner.
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