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How Long Can You Stay on Workers Compensation in Australia? Understanding the Time Limits
Table of Contents Let’s face it, getting hurt at work is a real bummer. But hey, at least there’s workers compensation to help you out
Filing a Winning TPD Claim in 7 Simple Steps
To deal with a total and permanent disability (TPD) either in the form of physical injury – like a loss of a body part, or
Understanding Medical Negligence Claims: Your Rights and Compensation
Table of Contents Being sick can be a tough time, and knowing your rights when it comes to the care you get from doctors and
Work Injury Victims – How much compensation can you get in 2024?
If you suffered an injury at work, then you may be entitled to workers’ compensation. Many work injury victims are eligible to receive lump-sum compensation for lost wages, medical costs, and future earnings if the injury impacts their working capacity.
A report from Safe Work Australia confirmed that 120,355 workers’ compensation claims were reported in 2019 and 2020. This created an urgency for intricate safety regulations for workplaces to comply with, ensuring employee safety.
Victims of Medical Negligence – 5 Key things to know before you file a case
The relationship between a patient and doctor takes the shape of a contract retaining the essential elements of the tort. Hence, a doctor owes a duty of care to all their patients. If you suffer an injury due to a breach of the duty of care, you may be one of the victims of medical negligence.
What is Workers Compensation? – A Complete Guide
Worker compensation is a form of insurance that benefits workers who sustain an injury or come into contact with a disease due to their workplace. These injuries range from the usual slip-and-fall cases to severe psychological trauma. Worker’s compensation also covers any medical condition that develops over sometime during the employment.
