Legal Insights

In New South Wales (NSW), the Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance scheme provides coverage for individuals involved in motor vehicle accidents.

At its core, duty of care refers to the legal obligation one party owes to another to act reasonably and prudently, thereby avoiding foreseeable harm.

In New South Wales (NSW), motor vehicle accidents can have profound legal and financial ramifications for those involved.

Workplace accidents and injuries can occur unexpectedly, leaving employees with physical, emotional, and financial challenges.

The New South Wales (NSW) Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance scheme provides financial assistance to individuals who suffer injuries due to a motor vehicle accident.

Public liability claims arise when an individual sustains injuries while on public or private property due to the negligence of the owner or occupier.

Being a police officer is a challenging profession that often involves putting one's life at risk while maintaining law and order.

Our client was married with two children.  He enjoyed fishing and doing yard work.   His two children were teenagers, and his wife was working from home in an administrative

At the time of the accident, our client enjoyed playing netball and spending time with friends and family, including her two children.  Our client suffered from bullying fro

Our client was a father of four children who was physically fit, trained, ran every day and who loved playing soccer.  He was hired as a labourer on construction sites, unde

A single mother in her early 30s, suffered severe physical and psychological injury following the actions of healthcare professionals during the birth of her second child. 

At the time of his accident, our client was a healthy 31-year-old male who enjoyed attending the gym and boxing classes.