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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Does a TPD Payout Affect Centrelink Payments? A TPD payout offers the financial stability needed to rebuild after an injury or condition that’s left you unable to work. But will this TPD payout affect my Centrelink benefits? The answer is: It depends. It all boils down to what you do
How Much TPD Insurance Do I Need? Deciding how much Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) insurance you need can feel overwhelming, but taking the time to understand your options could be a game-changer for your financial future. TPD insurance is meant to provide financial security if you’re unable to work
Do I Need a Lawyer for a TPD Claim? No, you don’t need a lawyer to file a Total, Permanent and Disability (TPD) claim—anyone can submit their own claim to a superannuation fund without legal representation. However, while handling the process yourself is possible, having a lawyer acting on your
You know that you are not alone, around 5000 people from Melbourne make TPD claims each year due to being unable to work because of their injury or illness. Maximising your TPD benefit is crucial for your finance. That’s why, as a TPD lawyer in Melbourne I want to help
According to ASIC, more than 2000 people in Brisbane and 5000 people in Queensland annually apply for the Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) benefit because their injury or condition make it difficult for them to return to their line of work. If you are unable to work within your education,
Are you or someone you care about considering filing a Total, Permanent, and Disability (TPD) claim? If so, you might have found yourself searching online for something like a “successful TPD claims forum,” hoping for insights from others who’ve gone through the same process. It makes sense. Hearing real stories
Ever wondered if your condition would qualify for a TPD claim? You’re not alone. Trying to navigate the world of Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) claims in Australia can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re already dealing with the emotional and physical impact of your illness or injury. Knowing what’s commonly
How Long Does a TPD Claim Take? In Australia, the average TPD claim will take 5.3 months to resolve (ARPA, 2022). However the range of the duration of successful TPD claims can vary from as little as a few weeks, to even more than 12 months in some cases. If
Can You Work After a TPD Payout? Yes, you can work after receiving a TPD payout! I’ve seen many clients over the years who, after a period of recovery, found themselves eager to rejoin the workforce. While it might seem like a contradiction to return to work after a TPD
If you are reading this then you are probably injured and looking to either understand or seek clarification on what is true about compensation claims and what is not. In this blog, I aim to debunk the most common myths and simplify the most important truths you may not know
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