If you have been injured in a motor accident (such as car, motorcycle, truck), you may be entitled to claim compensation. Withstand Lawyers can help you claim on a No Win No Fee basis.
If you have been injured during or on the way to or from work, you may be entitled to workers compensation for your injuries regardless of fault. Withstand Lawyers can help you claim on a No Win No Fee basis.
If you have suffered injury as a result of medical advice or treatment, you may be entitled to making a compensation claim for medical negligence. Withstand Lawyers can help you claim on a No Win No Fee basis.
If you have become injured in a public place you may be entitled to making a compensation claim for your injuries. Withstand Lawyers can help you claim on a No Win No Fee basis.
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Losing a finger at work can have a profound impact on your life, affecting your ability to work and perform everyday tasks. In Australia, compensation for losing a finger at work is determined by factors such as the severity of the injury, the medical treatment required and how it affects your future earning capacity. According […]
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Each year more than 23,000 people suffer from foot injuries in Australia. The most common reasons for foot and toe injuries are workplace accidents, slip & falls, and motor vehicle accidents; these injuries include but are not limited to toe amputations, broken toes, and crushed feet. Feet and toe injuries may have a dramatic effect on
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Worndering if casual employees are entitled to workers compensation in NSW? The answer is yes. Despite the flexibility of casual employment, your rights as a worker remain protected if you’re injured on the job. Whether you’ve experienced a workplace accident or developed an illness or condition due to your job, you may be entitled to
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Superannuation benefits are normally awardable if you are unable to work because of an illness, injury or any other medical reason. But what happens if your loved one deceases? All superannuation funds include death benefit payments that are awardable to a partner (spouse or de facto spouse), children, or dependent person. Also, the superannuation policy
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A slip and fall might seem like a minor accident—until it happens to you. One moment, you’re walking through a shopping centre, supermarket, or workplace, and the next, you’ve slipped on the floor, landing hard and feeling the sharp pain of an unexpected injury. Whether it’s a wet floor with no warning sign, an uneven
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