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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According to Safe Work Australia, elbow injuries compose 10% of upper limb injuries. Such types of injuries may limit your ability to do ordinary activities however you could be eligible for compensation benefits regardless of where the injury occurred. Where can elbow injuries arise? There are several incidents in which
Knee injuries may occur in various environments such as at a workplace accident, in a car accident, or due to a slip and fall. According to Safe Work Australia torn tendons, torn meniscus, patella-femoral pain syndrome, and ligament strain are the most common knee work-related knee injuries that can lead
Car accidents often occur due to a drivers’ action of being pre-occupied or not paying attention. Even a simple accident might cause injuries that significantly affect you for the rest of your life. Whiplash is a common motor vehicle accident injury. Many whiplash claimants are unsure how to make a
As a personal injury lawyer, I have listened to thousands of stories from injured clients about their pain and suffering stories and experiences. Whilst their stories sound like pain and suffering, most of them are not relevant to how pain and suffering compensation is calculated when included in compensation payouts.
What happens to my workers’ compensation when I retire? If you have been receiving weekly payments through your workers’ compensation claim and you have reached retirement age, you can continue receiving weekly payments for up to one more year. Additionally, medical expenses are paid up to 12 months from when
This is understandably one of the hardest decisions you would need to make in your personal injury claim. Regardless of whether it’s a car accident claim, workers compensation claim, medical negligence claim, public liability claim or even a TPD claim, deciding when to settle is important. It is important because you
If you have been injured in the course of employment you are entitled to workers compensation entitlements which include but are not limited to wages, medical expenses which include domestic and travel expenses and a lump sum payment. However, what happens if the insurer denies liability which in some occasions
A workplace injury is a physical or psychological/psychiatric injury as a result of negligence, unsafe work practices or inadequate training. More specifically, injuries or illnesses stemming from risky equipment, chemically contaminated environment, repetitive or difficult body movements and psychological or emotional trauma caused by discriminating, culturally insensitive and high-stress workplaces
Workers compensation lump sum payments in NSW In New South Wales, when a worker sustains an injury during the course of employment, physically or psychologically, he/she can claim compensation for losses arising from the injury. Workers compensation benefits that an injured worker can claim include income support for lost earnings, medical and rehabilitation
When injured during the course of employment, workers may be eligible to receive compensation under work health and safety laws in New South Wales and become entitled to various benefits including medical and rehabilitation expenses. The medical expenses that can be covered by the employer/insurer should be “reasonably necessary” and
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