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Hello, I’m Jade. I’m here to help you with a quick call that will help us better understand your legal concerns. This way, I can connect you with the lawyer who is best suited to assist you with your situation.
Your well-being is important to us, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call me on 02 4050 0330 or email [email protected]
Hello, I’m Jade. I’m here to help you with a quick call that will help us better understand your legal concerns. This way, I can connect you with the lawyer who is best suited to assist you with your situation.
Your well-being is important to us, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call me on 02 4050 0330 or email [email protected]
Hello, I’m Jade. I’m here to help you with a quick call that will help us better understand your legal concerns. This way, I can connect you with the lawyer who is best suited to assist you with your situation.
Your well-being is important to us, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Call me on 02 4050 0330 or email [email protected]
In our work as personal injury lawyers, we sometimes come across trends or patterns emerging in personal injury claims. For example, we’ve recently achieved success in a number of work injury claims regarding inguinal (groin) hernias caused, or materially …
What is an IRO Lawyer?
An IRO lawyer is an Australian legal practitioner who has been approved by the Independent Review Office (“IRO”) to provide legal advice to injured workers in New South Wales.
After …
Author: Amanda Robinson
The State Insurance and Care Legislation Amendment Bill 2022 was introduced to the Legislative Assembly on 30 March 2022 by The Hon. Victor Dominello, MP. He states the bill “delivers a wide range of improvements” to the …
Drew v QBE Insurance Australia – Local Court of NSW 2020/0012731
Interestingly a worker issued a Court Attendance Notice on QBE with respect to its failure to determine a claim in accordance with the Workplace Injury Management and Workers’ Compensation …
Judicial officers (ie magistrates, judges, and justices) have the power to grant what is known as a ‘pseudonym order’ to protect a person’s anonymity. Sometimes, a litigant wishes to remain anonymous in order to protect their identity. The same can …
In this case study the onus was on the worker to prove his back injury occurred as a result of negligence by the employer. Smith v Coles Supermarkets Australia Pty Ltd t/as Coles Distribution Centre; Ready Workforce (A Division of …
The Courts have experienced a large increase in claims by people who allege to have suffered pure mental harm as the result of witnessing a person being killed, injured or put in peril caused by the negligence of another. The …
In the UK Court of Appeal decision ARB v IVF Hammersmith and R [2018] EWCA Civ 2803 delivered on 12 December 2018 has resolved the question as to whether a contractual claim for damages as the result of an alleged …
The recent NSW Court of Appeal case of White v Redding [2019] NSWCA 152 is a useful example of the process the Court undertakes in calculating compensation for a victim of someone else’s negligence. It also highlights how a simple …
The New South Wales Court of Appeal recently handed down the interesting family provisions decision of Steinmetz v Shannon [2019] NSWCA 114. The principal issue on appeal was whether the annuity given by the deceased to his widow (‘the …
