Workers Compensation: Death Claims
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
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
Mr Smith (name changed for privacy reasons) suffered injury on 08 November 2009. He was waiting at an intersection on his bicycle when a carRead More »Cyclist Receives Compensation from CARS After Injury in Car Accident
Six Costa Concordia cruise shipwreck survivors file suit in Miami Federal Court seeking $460 million in damages. The lawsuit names Costa Cruises and parent company, Carnival Cruises;Read More »Costa talks compo for cruise ship survivors. But who is to blame?
In 2007, two trucks used to transport goods were travelling in opposite directions on the Newell Highway in Northern New South Wales. A tyre on one of the trucks blew, forcing it into the oncoming lane. A head-on collision between the two trucks was unavoidable and a massive fire ensued. Tragically, both drivers were killed. The deaths of both of these drivers were referred to the State Coroner, and it was determined that these deaths were to be the subject of a joint inquest.
When engineering feats fail, there is often a toll of resulting injuries. But when everyone escapes seemingly unscathed, the injuries may run deeper than they first appear.
Many of our clients would have seen our partner, Courtenay Poulden appear on Today Tonight recently. Courtenay was being interviewed following a decision of the Supreme Court which accepted our argument that our client was entitled to substantial compensation as a result of negligent dental treatment.