Craig Joshua

Associate

Craig has been working in the personal compensation division at Hall Payne Lawyers as a PLT student since January 2020 and commenced full time employment in May 2020. He completed a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of NSW before completing a Bachelor of Laws.

Prior to joining Hall Payne, Craig worked as a paralegal in generalist law firms. This has provided him with exposure to various areas of the law including employment law, migration law, property law and commercial litigation.

Craig is passionate about using his background in psychology to build and maintain strong client relationships in order to better understand and support the needs of each individual client.

Outside of work Craig is a sports enthusiast. He enjoys playing and following various sports and also enjoys playing guitar in his spare time.

Reviews for Hall Payne Sydney

11 Jul 2024  Google David H
Great service, great advice, always available and a great result.
28 Jun 2024  Google Ewa D

My experience with Hall Payne Lawyers was very positive. Highly professional yet at the same time warm and approachable. Both the legal assistants and solicitor was excellent, and I felt well supported. Highly recommend

05 Jun 2024  Google Janet C
Outstanding warm professional service with exceptional knowledge at all stages of interaction with this company. Highly recommend Tim at Hall Payne Lawyers
24 May 2024  Google Tessa B
The whole team were so helpful and the advice I received from Charlotte was explained so well and very thorough.
I would highly recommend Hall Payne to anyone who needs help with employment issues.
19 Mar 2024  Google Benjamin A

4-star rating

08 Mar 2024  Google Rob O

Hall Payne Lawyers were referred to me and I'm so glad I engaged their services. Joe, Tim and Luke were nothing but professional, efficient and great to work with.

From my initial contact the facts and potential outcomes were clearly communicated with empathy yet the commercial reality of any court proceedings. During the process I found the matter seamless within the firm and was really appreciative of a very successful outcome.

Appointing good legal representation is of the outmost importance and Hall Payne certainly did the job for me!

22 Feb 2024  Google Jonathan C

Contacted Hill Payne Lawyers for some help with a contract. Delighted with the prompt availability over the phone, reasonable prices and billing terms. Tim spoke clearly and was easy to follow and provided valuable insights.

14 Feb 2024  Google Zaneta H

Very knowledgeable and nice to work with!

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Recent Blogs by Craig

NSW worker’s compensation win after dog attack while working from home

NSW worker’s compensation win after dog attack while working from home

This case seems to confirm that the Personal Injury Commission NSW will more than likely consider taking a broad view of an injury arising out of the course of employment and employment being a substantial contributing factor when an injury occurs while working from home.

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NSW worker’s compensation claims due to aggravation of a previous injury

NSW worker’s compensation claims due to aggravation of a previous injury

It’s a common question: Can I claim worker’s compensation if my injury is an aggravation of a previous injury. The short answer is yes!

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Psychological injury claims after employer implemented vaccine mandates

Psychological injury claims after employer implemented vaccine mandates

Two recent decisions in the NSW Personal Injury Commission (PIC) have awarded compensation to workers who suffered a psychological injury as a result of the employer’s implementation of the NSW government’s vaccination public health order.

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Reasonable action or in NSW worker’s compensation claims for psychological injury

Reasonable action defence in NSW worker’s compensation claims for psychological injury

Reasonable action by the employer related to, for example, transfer, demotion, performance, etc is one defence the insurer has in NSW worker's compensation claims.

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