When pursuing a personal injury claim in New South Wales, there are several critical steps that must be followed to ensure your case progresses smoothly.Read More »Medicare history statements during compensation claims
In this podcast, Accredited Personal Injury Law expert and BPC Lawyers Partner, Kate Henderson, discusses three things that are crucial to your success when you’re trying to secure the most amount of compensation possible.
In this podcast, Accredited Personal Injury Law expert and BPC Lawyers Partner, Courtenay Poulden discusses the legal ramifications of delayed cancer diagnosis.
We’ve likely all undertaken a recreational activity where we’ve been asked to sign a waiver form beforehand as the operator seeks to limit liability forRead More »Can You Still Claim Compensation if You Have Signed a Waiver?
Understanding Section 30 of the Civil Liability Act (NSW) Losing a loved one in a terrible accident, or being involved in an incident such asRead More »Understanding Section 30 of the Civil Liability Act (NSW) on Who can Claim Damages for Pure Mental Harm Arising from Shock
When is a Claim Discoverable and What Does That Mean? Deadlines apply to many legal matters so that disputes can be resolved promptly with theRead More »Limitation Periods – When is a Claim Discoverable and What Does That Mean?
In recent years there have been a number of high-profile scandals in Australia involving cosmetic surgeons as the popularity of cosmetic surgery procedures has risen.Read More »Who Can Call Themselves a Surgeon?
Role of the Coroner When a Loved One Dies While the deaths of most of our loved ones can be explained by the ravages ofRead More »The Role of the Coroner When a Loved One Dies
Institutional Abuse In recent years a fierce spotlight has been shone on abuse in some of society’s most respected institutions. During the Royal Commission intoRead More »Institutional Abuse: The Difficulty in Speaking Up and the Process of Making a Compensation Claim
In this podcast, Accredited personal injury law expert and BPC Lawyers Partner, Courtenay Poulden discusses what legal recourse is available to people who have sustained injuries on a ride or because of a ride.
Unrepresented in Your Motor Accident Claim There are many reasons a person who is injured in a motor vehicle accident may wish to make aRead More »Are You Unrepresented in Your Motor Accident Claim?
Injuries at work can take many forms. The injury could be physical, psychological or a combination of both but because it occurred at work, itRead More »Suing Your Employer Due to Negligence
Deafness is a major concern for Australians working in industrial workplaces such as factories, the mining industry, and many trades. Industrial deafness is often causedRead More »Experienced hearing loss or deafness from working in an industrial workplace? You may be eligible for an Industrial Deafness Claim.
In the event of a motor vehicle accident, your ability to make a claim under the New South Wales compulsory third party insurance scheme dependsRead More »Minor Injury vs Non Minor Injury
When most people think of legal action it’s likely they think of courts and judges. In fact, these days many legal disputes between people areRead More »The Successful Use of Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution to Resolve Personal Injury Claims
By their very nature, building sites are some of the most dangerous places to work. According to Safe Work Australia statistics, 182 people were killedRead More »Construction Site Claims – What Can I Claim?
Workers Compensation Workers compensation is often referred to as the “no-fault” scheme. A worker is entitled to bring a claim for statutory workers compensation whenRead More »What is the difference between a workers compensation claim and work injury damages claim?
Use Accredited Specialist Lawyers in Personal Injury Claims So you’ve been injured at work, in a car accident, falling over in a public place orRead More »Why it is Best to Use Accredited Specialist Lawyers in Personal Injury Claims
In an ideal world making a claim for workers’ compensation or compulsory third party (CTP) motor vehicle accident compensation ends with the claimant being paidRead More »What You Need to Know About the New NSW Personal Injury Commission
There is little doubt that social media has changed the way we live and interact. Whether it’s Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok or any other socialRead More »The Role of Social Media in Personal Injury Claims