
Understanding Whiplash Compensation Claims in NSW
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents across New South Wales. Despite its prevalence, whiplash remains one of the

Whiplash is one of the most common injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents across New South Wales. Despite its prevalence, whiplash remains one of the

In New South Wales, the path to compensation after a forklift incident may not be straightforward. Depending on the circumstances of the accident, injured parties

Cyclists on our roads have legal rights and responsibilities, as do drivers and pedestrians, and may be entitled to compensation if involved in a bicycle

With so much information out there about Workers Compensation and how it works, the practical steps you need to take to make a Workers Compensation

This guide to car accident claims covers everything you need to know about making a car accident injury claim. We explore who is eligible to

NSW Workers’ Compensation laws and criteria can be confusing and difficult to navigate for individuals who may have been injured due to their employment. It

Psychological injury is a result of someone’s mental health being significantly impacted, which can be caused by a myriad of different events or actions. Signs

If you believe you have suffered, or are suffering from a work-related physical or psychological injury or illness, it is important to contact an expert

According to SafeWork Australia, stress is responsible for up to 92% of serious work-related mental health concerns. Whilst WorkCover in NSW doesn’t explicitly cover ‘stress

Knowing how you can access superannuation death benefits is crucial for your financial stability after the death of a loved one – whether that’s a

When a cyclist hits a pedestrian, who is legally at fault? Can you claim compensation if you are injured in this type of accident? In

A landmark 2024 decision in the case of Kmart v Marmara has reshaped how retail stores must approach customer safety in NSW. When a routine
Personal injury laws differ from state to state, if you are not in NSW, please contact your relevant state Law society for further assistance.