Worker’s Compensation Claims
All workers are subject to compulsory insurance by their employers. Workers are widely defined and may include not only employees but also contractors and sub-contractors. The current legislative scheme provides wide protection and various financial assistance to workers inclusive of payment of damages at the end of the legal proceedings.Articles of Interest
Criminal Injuries Compensation: Recovering Compensation as a Victim of a Crime
If you find yourself in the unfortunate situation where you are a victim of a criminal offence such as an assault occasioning bodily harm, unlawful wounding, or sexual assault you may be eligible to obtain compensation for the loss and damage suffered. The three...
Workers Compensation: Your Rights In and Outside the Workplace
Workers’ compensation is compensation payable to a worker who sustains an injury arising out of or in the course of employment or whilst the worker is acting under an employer’s instructions. The workers’ compensation scheme in Western Australia is governed by the...
Criminal Injury Compensation: Your Rights and Obligations as a Victim of Crime
Being a victim of a criminal offence can be a traumatic experience with long-lasting physical and psychological effects. The injuries sustained have the ability to impact not only your career, but also your confidence and life in general. Criminal injury compensation...
Ease Your Pain: A Basic Guide to Personal Injury Compensation
Obtaining a personal injury due to the negligence of another party can be a traumatic experience in itself, and more often than not it also results in costly ramifications to ease the financial and emotional pain the personal injury has caused. We recommend you...
Injured in a motor vehicle accident in WA
People injured in Western Australia due to the negligent driving of a motor vehicle may be have a right to claim compensation for any injuries suffered and this is possible even if it was partly your own fault. In Western Australia compensation is paid by the...