Workplace personal injury claims are claims that occur in connection with employment. They can include suffering a physical or psychological injury at work, or contracting an illness or disease as a result of employment. If this does happen, you may be entitled to compensation for any loss or potential future loss incurred as a result. If you have suffered a workplace injury or illness and have lodged a WorkCover application, we can assist you with your statutory claim initially or on appeal if your application is rejected. Should you like to read more about the different types of workers’ compensation claims available in Queensland and what it means for you, click here.

Road accidents can happen in many forms, including suffering an injury as a driver, passenger, or pedestrian. They can also involve cars, trucks, motorbikes, and in a variety of other situations where a motor vehicle or roadway are connected to the accident. Although road accident claims are made through the compulsory third party (‘CTP’) insurer of the person ‘at fault’ for the accident, in circumstances where the is no clear ‘at fault’ CTP insurer then a claim can still be made against the ‘nominal defendant’. Our experienced personal injury compensation team can also assist you with claiming and negotiating your property damage claim as a result of your accident.

Commonly known as ‘slip and fall’ accidents, injuries that occur in places considered ‘public’ or accessible to the public can be made via the Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002 (Qld). Although not strictly defined, ‘public place’ accidents can occur in areas such as sidewalks, shopping centres, car parks, planes, boats, and other public places where public liability insurance is in place and a ‘duty of care’ is owed to you. Once owed, the duty must be breached and personal injury sustained such that there were losses as a result. Our compensation lawyers can also assist with claims for victims compensation where a person suffers injury as a victim of a crime in Queensland.

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with asbestos or silicosis-related illnesses in Queensland, you may be entitled to compensation. We understand the devastating impact that asbestos and silicosis can have on individuals and their families, and are dedicated to helping our clients navigate the complex legal process and obtain the compensation they deserve. Making a claim for a dust-related disease can be complex and extremely time sensitive. It is important to us that we provide the best possible legal assistance to ensure an outcome that is fair, just, and equitable. Our client-focused approach ensures that your needs and concerns are at the forefront of our representation.

Medical negligence claims in Queensland arise when a patient suffers harm or injury as a result of substandard medical care. Determining whether medical care was negligent is often a complex matter, and involves assessment against the usual medical care that would be expected in similar circumstances. These claims often include situations involving misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis, inappropriate treatment or surgery, and medication errors or adverse reactions. If you have suffered harm or injury as a result of medical negligence by a Queensland provider, we can help you understand your rights and options, and work towards achieving the best possible outcome for your case.

If you are living with a disability or facing financial hardship due to illness or injury, you may be eligible to make a superannuation disability insurance claim. These type of claims are made against insurance policies that often form part of your superannuation or life insurance, and in many cases people are simply not aware they have this option. Disability insurance claims include ‘total & permanent disability’ (‘T.P.D.’) claims, which can ultimately provide much-needed financial support to help you maintain your standard of living and cover essential expenses. We will review your policies, and work closely with you to understand your unique situation to develop a strategy for your claim.