6 steps to making compensation claims for work injury in QLD
When you suffer an injury at work there are six important steps you need to remember…
When you suffer an injury at work there are six important steps you need to remember…
When a person has died as a result of a work-related event or latent onset injury, a claim can be made by their family or by a person defined as a ‘dependant’ under the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003…
What is Workcover Queensland? How can I contact Workcover Queensland? What do I do if Workcover Queensland reject my claim? Get in touch and we’ll help.
When we talk about pure psychiatric injury claims, we are talking about a claim where the worker suffers from a psychological condition and the work event has not caused physical injury. Find out more…
A claimant for compensation “grossly exaggerated” injuries as video surveillance showed. Talk to our Lawyers FREE and assess your claim today.
If you’re unhappy with a decision on a claim, you can appeal the decision through Q-COMP, the Workers Compensation Regulatory Authority. Q-COMP are independent from WorkCover Queensland and impartially review decisions made by Queensland’s workers’ compensation insurers…
At the end of your workers’ compensation claim, Workcover may issue you with a Notice of Assessment. This document will set out your work injuries and accord a percentage impairment for each injury. The impairment for the specific injury will have a correlating monetary amount being the statutory compensation amount for the injury…
If at the end of your workers’ compensation claim, you are not able to return to your work with the employer, you should contact Centrelink as soon as possible to register for Newstart or Disability Benefits whilst you look for suitable employment, or if you are unable to work due to your work injuries…
The maximum amount of legal costs (inclusive of GST) that a law practice may charge and recover from a client for work done in relation to a speculative personal injury claim…
On 14 November 2012, His Honour Justice Lyons, handed down his decision in the Supreme Court at Brisbane in the matter of Brown v Marine Contracting Pty Ltd and Ors…
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