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Our Compensation Lawyers Sydney can help you with a range of compensation law matters. Take advantage of our free,
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Superannuation
- Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) claims
- Income Protection claims
- Death benefit claims
- Terminal illness claims
- Temporary disability claims
- Permanent incapacity claims
- Rejected insurance claims within superannuation
- Underpaid superannuation claims
- Early release of superannuation on compassionate grounds
- Disputes over beneficiary nominations
Why Choose Beilby Poulden Costello?
BPC Partners, Courtenay Poulden, Scott Hall-Johnston, Mark Nelson and Kate Henderson are Accredited Specialists in Personal Injury Law (to find out what this means, visit our FAQ Section).
The firm now has eight personal injury lawyers in Sydney including the partners, who undertake a variety of legal work in all aspects of compensation law and claims.
BPC Lawyers, Compensation Lawyers in Sydney have helped thousands of people successfully claim maximum compensation.
Sydney’s Leading Personal Injury & Compensation Lawyers
When faced with a personal injury, finding the right legal representation can make all the difference in your case. At BPC, we specialise in personal injury claims, including work accident claims, road accident claims, public liability claims, TPD & superannuation claims, and institutional abuse claims.
Work Accident Claims
Accidents can happen in any workplace, and people who suffer injuries while on the job may be entitled to compensation.
When it comes to work accident claims, it is crucial to understand the legal process and the rights of the injured party. Our Compensation Lawyers Sydney have extensive knowledge and experience in navigating the complexities of the workers’ compensation system.
Work accident claims can be complex and overwhelming for people who are already dealing with the physical and emotional aftermath of a work accident. At BPC, we provide the expertise and support needed to navigate the workers’ compensation process effectively and efficiently and ultimately help injured workers seek the compensation they deserve.
Motor Accident Claims
Road accidents are unfortunately common occurrences on Sydney’s roads. Whether you have been involved in a car, motorcycle, or bicycle accident as a passenger or driver, at BPC, we offer the legal support you need to maximize your compensation claim.
At BPC, the primary objective of our Personal Injury Lawyers Sydney is to help people injured on the roads seek compensation.
Public Liability Claims
Public liability claims arise when someone suffers an injury or illness due to the negligence of a person or organization in a public space. This may include slip and fall accidents in public buildings, injuries sustained in parks or recreational areas, or incidents occurring on commercial premises.
At BPC, our personal injury lawyers are experienced in public liability claims and can help those injured seek compensation for their injuries and the financial impact that those injuries have caused.
Talk to our Personal Injury Lawyers Sydney today.
Medical Negligence Claims
BPC Medical Negligence Lawyers has been at the forefront of medical litigation for over 30 years, representing victims and families of medical negligence and helping them get the compensation they deserve.
At BPC Lawyers, our personal injury lawyers regularly appear at coronial inquests for the families of our clients where the result of the negligence has tragically become fatal.
TPD & Superannuation Claims
Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) claims and superannuation claims deal with individuals who have become unable to work due to a disability or illness, resulting in financial hardship. At BPC, our personal injury lawyers are experienced in TPD and superannuation claims and can assist individuals in understanding and accessing their full entitlements.
Insurance companies or superannuation funds often have complex processes and requirements for TPD claims. Navigating these systems can be overwhelming for people already dealing with the challenges of their disability or illness.
It is important for individuals considering TPD or superannuation claims to seek legal advice from experienced personal injury lawyers.
Talk to our Personal Injury Lawyers Sydney today.
Institutional Abuse Claims
Institutional abuse claims involve seeking justice and compensation for victims who have suffered abuse within institutions such as schools, religious organisations, foster care, or detention centers. These claims shed light on the dark underbelly of these institutions, where vulnerable individuals have been subjected to unspeakable acts of harm and betrayal.
At BPC, our lawyers specialise in institutional abuse claims and understand the sensitive and traumatic nature of these cases. We recognise the immense courage it takes for survivors to come forward and share their stories.
Get Advice From Our Compensation Lawyers Sydney
In conclusion, our lawyers offer a range of legal services to assist individuals who have suffered personal injuries. Whether it be work accident claims, road accident claims, public liability claims, TPD & superannuation claims, or institutional abuse claims, our lawyers have the expertise and understanding to navigate the complexities of the legal system, protect your legal rights and maximize any potential compensation claim.
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We are probably Sydney’s most awarded personal injury law firm. Take advantage of our free,
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We are probably Sydney’s most awarded personal injury law firm. Take advantage of our free, no-obligation consultation to find out where you stand.
BPC Lawyers can help you in all matters relating to personal injury law. More specifically, BPC Lawyers can assist you in all compensation claims relating to work accidents, road accidents, public place accidents and medical negligence.
If you or a family member or friend have suffered injury in one of these circumstances, contact our Best Personal Injury Lawyers Sydney for expert legal help today.
The amount of compensation you may be eligible for depends on several factors, including the nature and extent of your injury, any impairment or disability it causes, as well as its effect on your capacity to work and earn income.
Workers’ compensation benefits in New South Wales can include weekly payments, medical expenses and lump-sum payouts for permanent impairment or pain and suffering. The amount of compensation you receive will depend on the specifics of your claim.
It’s essential to be aware that the New South Wales workers’ compensation system can be complex, making navigating it an intimidating exercise. Talk to one of our compensation lawyers at BPC to guarantee your claim is handled correctly and you receive all compensation to which you are entitled.
When making a compensation claim in New South Wales, the time limits vary based on the type of claim you submit. In general, these include:
Workers’ Compensation Claims: In order to file a workers’ compensation claim, you must notify your employer within 30 days and lodge your claim within 6 months from when you were injured or ill. In certain circumstances, however, an exception may apply and claims can still be submitted outside these time limits.
Motor vehicle accident Claims: If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, you must file your claim with the relevant CTP insurer within six months of the date of the incident. However, in certain circumstances you may still be eligible to make a claim outside this time limit.
Public liability Claims: If you have been injured due to someone else’s negligence, you must file your claim within three years of the date of the injury.
It is essential to be aware that time limits for claims are strict and failure to adhere to them may result in your claim being rejected. While it may still be possible to submit a claim outside these dates, doing so may prove more challenging.
Choosing Personal Injury Lawyers in Sydney is essential for their expertise, experience, and dedication in pursuing compensation for your injuries. Their local knowledge ensures the best legal support.
The duration of a compensation claim in Australia varies widely, from several months to a few years, depending on factors like complexity, negotiations, and court proceedings. Book a free, no-obligation consultation with our Personal Injury Lawyers Sydney, today.
In Australia, the time limit for personal injury claims generally ranges from 3 to 6 years, depending on the specific circumstances and the state or territory in which the claim is made. For more information, contact our Personal Injury Lawyers Sydney.
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