by Burke & Mead | Sep 24, 2020 | Emma Mead, Mediation
Have you and your former partner recently separated? Are you having trouble working out who your children live with, or when you can spend time with them? Perhaps try a mediation. You can contact a government service, such as Relationships Australia to request a...
by Emma Mead | Sep 16, 2020 | Emma Mead, Personal Injury
The Crossroads, COVID n Compo THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL: CORONA BY THE BUCKET! Like many thousands across the nation, a NSW worker recently spent an afternoon in the company of a pint and a parmy at a busy Sydney pub. What could possibly go wrong? (cough, cough)....
by Burke & Mead | Aug 27, 2020 | Emma Mead, Personal Injury
If you have been involved in a road accident, you may be eligible for compensation for a range of items including medical expenses and weekly payments due to a loss of income. However, we understand that this can be a daunting and complicated process, which is where...
by Emma Mead | Jun 17, 2020 | Emma Mead, Personal Injury
Over recent years there has been a large decrease in negligence cases in court. This isn’t because there are less “accidents” or “injuries”, it’s because there has been an increase in the certainty around the outcome of cases which means more can now be settled out of...
by Emma Mead | Jun 2, 2020 | Emma Mead, Mediation, Personal Injury
Mediation can be a highly beneficial, guiding & supporting part of the dispute resolution process in personal injury cases. Mediation is an informal alternative to a court hearing, in which a third party assists in attempting to negotiate a mutually beneficial...
by Burke & Mead | May 22, 2020 | Compensation Law, Emma Mead, General Legal Information
The NSW government has introduced new legislation that will repeal unjust legal settlement agreements between child abuse survivors and institutions. Attorney-General Mark Speakman will spearhead retroactive reforms that allow survivors to acquire the proper financial...
