Recent Wins

When John contacted us he was unaware of his rights against the insurer of the at fault driver, NRMA, and his claim was significantly out of time.

Premier Lawyers succeeded in having NRMA accept the claim despite it being lodged out of time. When John’s permanent impairment was assessed at 4% by a government doctor from the Medical Assessment Service, we successfully appealed this decision, increasing the figure for John’s permanent impairment to 30%. This meant John was entitled to much more compensation.

NRMA made an initial settlement offer of $20,000, which we knew to be far less than the true value of the claim. Six months later we negotiated a settlement sum for John of $475,000.

Josephine fractured her tailbone and had injuries to her neck, back, abdomen, psychological and a significant laceration to her hip.

Josephine, to her credit, was able to return to work as a teacher, despite doing so with difficulty. As Josephine has a family and bills like everyone else she has been pushing through and performing her employment and will continue to do so. Although, this has an effect on a claim for economic loss as she is earning income, we were still able to resolve her matter at an informal settlement conference for $800,000.

Karina decided to deal with the insurer on her own and came to an agreement with them to settle her case for $10,422.13.

Soon after, Karina got in touch with us and instructed us to look into her settlement as she felt that the insurer had taken advantage of her.

We agreed with Karina, took on her case and got the insurer to undo the settlement.

Not long after we were able to settle Karina’s claim for $575,000.

Prior to the accident Nathan worked as a rigger and had been unable to return to work at the time of the settlement conference. We were able to negotiate the settlement in the amount of $1,500,000 to resolve the matter.

The insurer of the other car denied fault and blamed Steve for the accident saying it was his fault. Therefore the insurer stated he is not entitled to any compensation.

Steve instructed us to commence a claim on his behalf. The matter was lodged in the District Court of New South Wales and thereafter we settled the matter for $275,000.