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If you've been injured after slipping on a wet floor, tripping over a hazard, or being hurt in a public place, one of the first questions you may ask is: Can I make a compensation c

If you've been injured at work or in a motor vehicle accident, you may eventually hear your doctor, insurer, or lawyer refer to Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI).&nbs

If you've been injured at work, you might expect your employer to acknowledge what happened and support your 

If you've made a workers compensation claim in NSW, you may receive a letter from the insurer titled "Section 78 Notice".

Many workers have more than one job. You might work full-time during the week and casual shifts on weekends.

Many people assume that if they were injured on someone else’s property, in a public place, during medical treatment, or because of another person’s mistake, compensation should fol

Being hit by a car door while cycling can cause serious injuries.

Getting back to work after an injury can be a positive step. But returning to work does not always mean returning to your old capacity.

In many injury claims, insurers and defendants may say the accident happened because of an “obvious risk” or an “inherent risk”.Those phrases can sound similar, but they do not mean

After a serious injury, the impact is rarely just financial.

Work breaks are part of the working day.

Our client was walking across the road when a motor vehicle struck her causing serious injuries.