Recent Wins

Helena was involved in a motor vehicle accident and she did not exceed the threshold for pain and suffering and was 52 years of age still working almost full time.

Helena was injured in a motor vehicle accident in October 2023. Her injuries were determined less than 11% meaning she was unable to claim pain and suffering. We had made an application to overturn that determination. Although Helena had returned to work, it was our position that she would not obtain any promotions and therefore missing out on opportunity and future wage loss.

Karina was a single mother when involved in a motor vehicle accident that wasn’t her fault and suffered a number of injuries to her left shoulder, back and neck.

Karina worked as a teacher’s aide at a public school and after a small amount of time off was able to return to work but had difficulty performing her duties. As a single mother, she battled on working like so many of us.

Steve was a single father when he was knocked off his motorbike by a motor vehicle.

Steve suffered injury to his right knee but was able to return to work.

Grazyna injured her foot when she stepped on uneven ground when leaving the premises of Casula Mall.

Grazyna was employed in the beauty industry and injured her right foot when she stepped on uneven ground when leaving the premises of Casula Mall. The insurance company denied this public liability claim and as such, we filed a Statement of Claim in the District Court.

Elie was an unemployed man showering at home in his rental property when some small wall tiles fell off and hit him in the left shoulder.

Elie was an unemployed man showering at home in his rental property when some small wall tiles fell off and hit him in the left shoulder.

The landlord’s insurance company denied liability, therefore, saying Elie was not entitled to any compensation.

Elie instructed us to commence a claim on his behalf in the District Court and we soon after settled the case for $110,000