Understanding Whole Person Impairment
If you are receiving workers compensation from an injury that has significantly altered your ongoing quality of life, you may be entitled to a Whole
If you are receiving workers compensation from an injury that has significantly altered your ongoing quality of life, you may be entitled to a Whole
If you have made a claim for WorkCover and are unhappy with a decision made by your employees insurer, you can dispute their decision through
Your Guide to Workers Compensation Law in NSW Employment law regarding workers’ rights and compensation legislation can be confusing, but as a worker, it’s important
After a car accident in Australia, the timeframe within which you can submit a motor vehicle accident claim largely differs depending on various factors. These
A woman has been awarded $292,335 in damages in the NSW District Court after she sustained an injury from slipping over at a Coles supermarket
When an emergency happens but there are no emergency personnel to respond to, ordinary people or ‘Good Samaritans’ may step in to try and help.
The issue of unwanted pregnancies is a delicate topic, and it is an area of medical practice that doctors are always very mindful of and
A Brief Overview of the Commonwealth Workers Compensation System If you are a Commonwealth Employee, then your workers compensation rights are governed by the Safety, Rehabilitation
Shoulder injuries are a common occurrence in Australia, and they can lead to significant pain and discomfort. This can also result in time off work,
Have you received a section 78 notice regarding your workers compensation claim stating your claim is being rejected? While this is disheartening, it is not
The Workers Compensation Commission has recently reaffirmed its position that the 2012 amendments to the Workers Compensation Act do not apply to a worker who has made
It is well known that the ‘Nominal Defendant’ will pay compensation to a person who has been injured in a motor accident where the at-fault
Personal injury laws differ from state to state, if you are not in NSW, please contact your relevant state Law society for further assistance.