Personal Injury Compensation Lawyers
Personal Injury Compensation Lawyers
What am I Entitled to?
- Medical Expenses
- Compensation for your pain and suffering
- Past and future loss of income/opportunity
- Household domestic assistance expenses
What's the Process?
Obtain relevant documents to support your claim and maximise your compensation entitlements.
Negotiate with the other side to settle or resolve your claim for the best result whilst keeping you informed and updated.
FREE Claim Assessment
Common claims include
Our senior personal injury compensation lawyers have assisted injured workers by helping them claim workers compensation for injuries sustained, regardless of fault, in the course of employment by way of weekly payments, medical expenses and lump sum. Workers compensation is payable regardless whether your injury was in Sydney, Wollongong, Central Cost, Port Macquarie. That is because the law is the same wherever you are injured as long as it is in New South Wales. Our personal injury compensation lawyers will help you understand your entitlements, get the maximum compensation payable and provide you with the best advice.
Being injured in a motor vehicle accident can limit your daily and working life and may cause financial hardship for the rest of your life. You may be entitled to get compensation for medical expenses, economic loss and pain and suffering after being injured in a motor accident. That is regardless whether the accident was caused whilst as a pedestrian or on a motor bike, bicycle or whether you were a passenger or driver in a truck or forklift. Our experienced personal injury compensation lawyers can assist you to maximise your compensation payout for you to continue your life knowing that you have received the best advice and maximum compensation amount payable for your claim.
Unable to work due to injury or illness regardless of the cause? You may be eligible to receive a lump sum payment under your Total and Permanent Disablement (TPD) superannuation policy. Unfortunately a lot of people are not aware of that entitlement within their superannuation policy. Whilst the amounts can be significantly less or significantly more, the usual amount one receives from a successful TPD claim is anywhere between $35,000 – $350,000. This is payable, depending on the policy, when you can establish that you are unable to work in your usual or any other occupation. Our experienced personal injury compensation lawyers can assist you to get the maximum possible TPD claim payout.
You are entitled to claim compensation for your injuries whether you slip in a public or private property or whether your injury was as a result of the public or property owners negligence. You can get compensated with a compensation for your injuries. Our personal injury compensation lawyers can tell you where you stand and advise you clearly on the whole process to take care of your claim. We work on a No Win No Fee basis, meaning that you do not pay for our legal costs and disbursements unless you win.
Frequently Asked Questions?
Lawyers that are confident in their expertise in the area of personal injury will assist you on a No Win, No Fee basis. A lawyer operating on a No Win, No Fee will only get paid if you are successful in your claim and you receive compensation. We have a No Win, No Fee policy to ease some of the financial stress that may be under by giving you the peace of mind that you will not have to pay any legal fees, if we do not win your case.
All of our lawyers specialised in workers compensation, motor accident, TPD, medical negligence and public liability claims offer their services on a No Win No Fee basis. We can provide legal guidance in all types of claims based on this policy which means you will pay our fees only if your claim becomes successful and you receive compensation.
- Is this the final offer?
- How long do I have to accept the offer?
- What does the offer comprise of?
- What deductions need to come out of the offer?
- What happens if I don’t accept?
- What are the risks?
- How long will my claim take to resolve if I do not accept?
- How much am I entitled to?
- How much more will legal costs be if I don’t accept, and my claim goes to determination?
- What do you think as my lawyer, about the offer?