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In this TAC common law damages claim, the Court could not determine the extent to which the pedestrian’s left leg injury alone caused her various consequences. The Court ultimately concluded that [...]

Generally, worker’s compensation disputes that end up in the Magistrates Court include any adverse decisions made by the WorkCover insurer in relation to your entitlements to WorkCover weekly [...]

Some law firms are “buying” personal injury claims from unidentified 3rd parties on the internet. Injured people pay the price in more ways than one. It’s time for the practice to be shut down [...]

What’s the difference between a solicitor and a barrister? It sounds like the start of a bad joke, and unfortunately, we don’t have the punchline. We can however explain the difference between [...]

Whilst the TAC plays a critical role in relation to road safety and in providing a safety net and a system of compensation for people injured and killed on our roads (and is the envy of many [...]

A Certificate of Capacity is a specific document required when you are making a WorkCover claim for weekly payments in Victoria.

A closer look at two unique cases and how Australian courts have interpreted and assessed claims for compensation for injuries caused by falling trees and branches.