What is a Public Liability Claim A public liability claim refers to a claim made for injuries sustained in public places in accidents caused by… Read More »How to Make a Public Liability Claim in NSW?
Before we know it, summer will be fast approaching and many of us will be wanting to shed a few kilograms acquired over the winter… Read More »Gym Injuries and Compensation Claims
If you have been injured and are now unable to work there are a number of benefits (compensation) that you may be entitled to, including… Read More »What is a TPD or Superannuation Claim?
In this video, Award-Winning Lawyer Scott Hall-Johnson answers the commonly asked questions relating to compensation and cycling accidents. Most importantly, strict time limits apply in… Read More »What You Need to Know if You Have Been Injured in a Cycling Accident
Everyone knows that if you are injured whilst at work you are entitled to compensation to help offset the costs of your injuries. Likewise, if… Read More »Injured While Volunteering? Can You Receive Compensation?
Life is unpredictable and unexpected injuries can occur resulting in the need to engage a personal injury lawyer. Retaining a personal injury lawyer is an… Read More »How to Best Choose a Personal Injury Lawyer to Handle Your Claim
Accidents happen! It’s one of the oldest platitudes in the books, often accompanied by a rueful smile and half-hearted shrug in the face of hapless… Read More »Product Liability in New South Wales
If you have suffered from medical negligence, then it’s likely you have plenty of questions needing to be answered. In this podcast, Sydney Personal Injury… Read More »Medical Negligence: The Commonly Asked Questions Answered
After 1 December 2017, if you are a cyclist and have been injured in a collision with a motor vehicle on New South Wales roads,… Read More »Your Rights as a Cyclist if you have Been Injured on the Roads
In this podcast, Accredited Personal Injury Law Specialist (NSW) and Multi-Award Winning Lawyer, Scott Hall-Johnston discusses the role of medical assessments during your personal injury… Read More »What You Need to Know About Your Personal Injury Medical Assessments
In this podcast, BPC Lawyers’ Partner & Accredited Personal Injury Law Specialist, Scott Hall-Johnston discusses what you need to know if injured on your way… Read More »I Have Been Injured on My Way to Work. Am I Entitled to Workers Compensation?
The obligation of a client to pay costs and disbursements to a lawyer is required to be agreed upon and set out in a Costs… Read More »What Does “No-Win, No-Fee” Mean?
For many of us, the thought of seeing a lawyer can be overwhelming, but there are some things that you can do, particularly at that… Read More »What to Bring to Your First Personal Injury Appointment
In most cases, standard settlement terms allow a period of 28 days for payment of settlement monies to a claimant following receipt of statutory “clearances”… Read More »Statutory Paybacks to Centrelink and Medicare Following Receipt of Compensation
Changes to the Rights of Victims of Motor Vehicle Accidents What rights do those injured in Motor Accidents presently have in NSW? It is compulsory… Read More »Proposed Reforms to The CTP Scheme
Australians Alerted To Proposed Changes To Motor Accident Compensation Laws – Press Release BPC Lawyers is a leading Sydney legal practice and accredited specialists in Personal… Read More »Proposed Motor Accident Compensation Law Changes
PRESS RELEASE BPC Recognised by Doyles Guide BPC Lawyers have again been recognised by the Doyles Guide for our expertise in personal injury. The Doyles… Read More »BPC Recognised by Doyles Guide
A worker who is injured at work is entitled to compensation benefits including (subject to restrictions) payment of medical expenses, compensation for wage loss and… Read More »Lodging a Worker’s Compensation Claim form – when and why?
Apart from the payment of workers compensation, an employer has an obligation to rehabilitate the injured worker, including, where able, to facilitate the worker into… Read More »Can I be fired whilst on Workers Compensation?
