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You attend upon your general practitioner for a referral for your routine mammogram and subsequently present to radiology, just like you have done for theRead More »No News Is Good News, but Is It?
You attend upon your general practitioner for a referral for your routine mammogram and subsequently present to radiology, just like you have done for theRead More »No News Is Good News, but Is It?
Accidents happen, and sometimes those accidents can occur in a public place such as a shopping centre or a footpath. In these cases, if youRead More »What is a Slip and Fall Claim?
It is a well-established legal principle that you can seek compensation for injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident when: a) someone else was negligent;Read More »Can I Still Claim Compensation in a Road Accident Matter If I Was to Blame?
Negligence in a Personal Injury Claim If you are the victim of an accident and make a claim for compensation against another party, ‘contributory negligence’Read More »What is Contributory Negligence in a Personal Injury Claim?
Over recent years, the number of Australian citizens who find themselves seeking hospitalisation for personal injury has been steadily rising. In fact, the Australian InstituteRead More »Types of Personal Injury Qualify for Compensation
In the United States, suspects arrested in criminal cases are constantly warned that anything they say may be used against them in a court ofRead More »Social Media and Your Injury Claim
Everyone knows that if you are injured whilst at work you are entitled to compensation to help offset the costs of your injuries. Likewise, ifRead More »Injured While Volunteering? Can You Receive Compensation?
PRESS RELEASE BPC Recognised by Doyles Guide BPC Lawyers have again been recognised by the Doyles Guide for our expertise in personal injury. The DoylesRead More »BPC Recognised by Doyles Guide
Recent Compensation Case There was a recent decision in the New South Wales Court of Appeal involving an application by an injured claimant to setRead More »Personal Injury Update
Workplace incident at Barangaroo – Nervous Shock Claim Lawyers have represented vast numbers of plaintiffs in successful nervous shock claims pursuant to the NSW CivilRead More »Nervous Shock Claims
Do I Have To Go To Court To Receive Compensation? Smalley v Motor Accidents Authority of NSW Following the success that Mr Smalley enjoyed inRead More »Motor Accident Claims – Do I have to go to Court?
Insurers Investigate Claims Important issues in personal injury claims will frequently hinge on the evaluation of a claimant’s credibility and there are various tools availableRead More »How do Insurers Investigate Claims
One of the key factors when determining compensation payout is the expected age of retirement for the injured person. When calculating compensation settlements, the expectedRead More »Why Your Retirement Age Can Have a Big Impact on Compensation Payout
When you’ve been in a motor vehicle accident as a result of the negligence of another driver, there is generally a clear entitlement to compensationRead More »Is it Possible to Claim Motor Accident Compensation If No One is at Fault?
The Truth About Trasylol – Trasylol could be responsible for death, stroke, heart attack or kidney failure, you should act quickly. Following the airing ofRead More »Update: The Truth About Trasylol
We are fortunate in New South Wales to benefit from some of the most highly trained medical practitioners in the world. However, incorrect diagnoses andRead More »Medical Negligence & the Inquest into the Death of Luke Wood
The recent spate of motor vehicle accidents in New South Wales, particularly those involving trucks and buses, is a reminder of the dangers associated withRead More »The Dangers of Sydney Roads; Car, Bus and Truck Accidents
Considered a “wonder drug” and designed to prevent excessive bleeding during surgery, Trasylol was administered to thousands of unsuspecting Australians over the course of someRead More »The Truth About Trasylol
Permanent impairment benefits and the High Court decision of Goudappel. The good, bad and the ugly… On 16 May 2014 the High Court of Australia fullRead More »Permanent Impairment Benefits And The High Court Decision Of Goudappel
When a loved one dies unexpectedly or prematurely, they often leave behind family members who were financially dependent on them. If the death of thatRead More »Workers Compensation: Death Claims