If you have suffered a permanent impairment from a work-related injury and your employer was negligent, you may be eligible to claim damages in addition to workers' compensation. These claims are usually covered by our no-win, no-fee arrangement, subject to a review of your prospects.

If you’ve been injured in a public place such as a shopping centre, footpath, car park, or private property, you may be able to make a public liability claim. These types of claims apply when someone is injured because an area wasn’t properly maintained or made safe.

We regularly help people who’ve been injured in slip and fall accidents, due to uneven surfaces, wet floors, poor lighting, faulty stairs, or other unsafe conditions in public spaces. If your injury was caused by someone else’s negligence, we can help you understand your rights and what steps to take next.

Compensation may be available for a range of losses, including pain and suffering, medical and rehabilitation costs, lost income if you’ve had time off work, and other out-of-pocket expenses like travel to appointments or help around the home. In more serious cases, compensation can also cover ongoing treatment, future care needs, and the impact the injury has had on your everyday life.

If an injury or illness has left you permanently unable to return to work, you may be eligible to make a Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) claim through your superannuation fund. A successful TPD claim can result in a lump sum compensation payment, providing financial support for medical treatment, rehabilitation, living expenses, and long-term care needs.

Our lawyers assist clients with all aspects of TPD insurance claims, including reviewing superannuation fund rules, preparing and lodging TPD claims, gathering medical and employment evidence, and communicating with insurers. We also help clients challenge delayed or denied TPD claims and pursue the compensation they are entitled to under their superannuation policy.

As IRO approved solicitors, we are authorised to assist injured workers under the Workers Compensation Independent Review Office (WIRO) scheme. Many workers’ compensation matters in NSW qualify for full WIRO funding.

While this is not a traditional no win, no fee arrangement, approved WIRO funding means you do not pay for our legal services.

If your claim is eligible, we will apply for WIRO funding on your behalf, ensuring you receive expert legal representation at no cost to you.