Compensation Lawyers

Yes, we can. If you’ve been a driver, passenger, or pedestrian, we can help you access compensation, provided your claim is eligible and made within the relevant time limits. We can assist with car accidents, cyclists and people who have had accidents related to a truck, motorcycle, boat, jet ski, or plane, depending on the circumstances. Just get in touch if you feel you may have a claim; our team is really helpful and can answer any questions you may have for free.

Our compensation lawyers cover various areas, including personal injury claims, medical negligence claims, workers’ compensation claims, motor vehicle accident claims, public liability claims, and institutional abuse claims. We aim to secure the financial compensation you deserve for your injuries and losses.

A compensation lawyer can help with a medical negligence claim by investigating the incident, gathering evidence, and building a solid case. They provide legal representation, negotiate with the other party, and aim to secure the financial compensation you deserve for your injuries and suffering.

Yes, our law firm includes expert compensation lawyers who specialise in medical negligence claims. Partner, Tom Hunter-Leahy, is recognised by the Law Society of New South Wales as an accredited specialist in personal injury law (medical negligence). We provide legal representation to clients injured as the result of a healthcare professional’s negligence, ensuring they receive the compensation they deserve.

While our primary focus is on personal injury law and compensation, we also offer a wide range of legal services in estate disputes & family provision claims and general litigation. In addition to personal injury damages claims, our legal team can assist with wills, probate, estate planning, and disputed estates.

To apply for workers compensation in NSW, report your injury to your employer immediately. Obtain a WorkCover certificate from your doctor. Complete a workers compensation claim form and submit it to your employer or insurer. Seek legal advice from a workers compensation (IRO Approved) lawyer to ensure your claim is handled correctly.

An institutional abuse claim involves seeking compensation for abuse suffered while under the care of institutions such as schools, religious organisations, and care facilities. Our expert lawyers support survivors, helping them to navigate the legal process and obtain the compensation they deserve.

The duration of compensation claims varies depending on complexity and the approach taken by other parties. Generally, claims can take several months to a few years to resolve. Our legal team works diligently to expedite the process and achieve the best outcome for our clients at the earliest possible opportunity.

Yes, the compensation claim process can be stressful, especially if you are trying to recover. That’s why working with a compensation lawyer is essential. Our expert lawyers handle the claims process on your behalf, providing legal support and guidance to ensure a smoother, less stressful experience.

A no-win, no-fee lawyer is a lawyer who only charges legal fees in the event of a successful outcome (as defined and agreed with you prior to commencing a claim). This funding option removes any need for you pay legal costs up front, or as you go, making it easier to pursue your compensation claim without immediate financial risk.

No, personal injury and compensation law in NSW differs from other states and territories in Australia, although there a lot of similarities. Each state and jurisdiction has its own legislation and common law. Our NSW-based team is well-versed in the NSW law and can provide the skills and expertise needed to help you to successfully resolve your claim. Partner, Tom Hunter-Leahy, is recognised by the Law Society of New South Wales as an accredited specialist in personal injury law. Our team is fortunate to have significant experience across all practice areas.

Personal injury law involves is a broad term which covers all litigation which involves claiming compensation for personal injury, loss and damage. In many cases, individuals seek compensation for injuries caused by another party’s negligence.

This includes claims arising from car accidents, workplace injuries, medical negligence, and public liability claims. In other cases, individuals seek justice and compensation in relation to intentional wrongful acts (e.g. historical child abuse, sexual and physical assault cases). Personal injury lawyers advocate for victims/survivors to secure financial compensation.

To start a claim, you need to provide details of what happened and evidence of your injury, such as medical reports and accident details. Documentation of financial losses, like medical expenses and lost wages, is also necessary. Our compensation lawyers will guide you through gathering all the required information during your initial consultation.

Public liability claims cover injuries sustained in public places due to another party’s negligence, such as slip and fall accidents. Workers compensation claims cover injuries sustained at work or while performing work-related duties. All personal injury claims involve seeking financial compensation, but differ in approach, scope and applicable legal framework.

Yes, but it may be limited to statutory benefits (weekly payments and medical expenses). If you’ve been injured in a motor vehicle accident and were partially responsible, you may still be able to claim compensation. Our expert compensation lawyers can help you navigate the fault aspect of the claims process and let you know if you are eligible to make a claim.

You should expect to receive the best legal advice and representation. You will receive tailored advice in relation to your injury, loss and damage throughout the claims process. Your personal injury and compensation lawyer will communicate with the other party/parties, gather evidence, prepare court documents (as required) and advocate on your behalf.

The process often involves independent medical assessments and court proceedings, usually required in order to obtain lump sum compensation, by settlement (most common outcome) or by verdict (rare).

A free consultation with a compensation lawyer allows you to discuss your case without financial obligation. It provides an opportunity to better understand your legal rights and entitlements, the potential outcomes, and the legal framework which applies to your claim. Our expert lawyers offer this service to help you make informed decisions from the very beginning.