If you’re injured on a farm while using a farm vehicle, including 2-wheel motorbikes, quad motorbikes, side by side vehicles, tractors and harvesting equipment such as headers, you have the right to claim entitlements from the TAC.
Unfortunately, some workers have sustained an adverse reaction to a mandated Covid-19 vaccine. In this article, we explore the compensation options available to those workers.
The process for lodging a TPD claim may have seemed quite straightforward, so you might expect it to be accepted and receive your payout. But what if your TPD claim is rejected or declined?
One of the criteria to be eligible to apply for WorkCover common law damages is to meet the “serious injury” definition. In this article, we look at the definition and the process for lodging a serious injury application.
Although the Covid-19 Vaccine Claim Scheme may be considered “DIY” by the government, there are significant factors which need to be considered to ensure you get the full compensation you deserve.
There are two very different options for compensation for survivors of childhood abuse; a Civil Common Law claim or the Federal Government National Redress Scheme.
Injuries can occur across a number of public places. This article explores the types of injuries/accidents that may entitle you to public liability compensation.
For those who meet the criteria of the Federal Government’s Covid-19 Vaccine Claims Scheme, there is a variety of compensation available for past and future loss including medical expenses, wages and care required as well as a payment for pain and suffering.
The Covid-19 Vaccine Claims Scheme was introduced by the Federal government on 9 December 2021. The scheme is designed to provide compensation to people who have suffered a moderate to significant adverse reaction to an approved Covid-19 vaccine.
In this blog, we explore our top 3 things to prioritise immediately after a road accident, from lodging your TAC claim to seeking medical treatment and ensuring you claim everything you’re entitled to.
If you stopped working years ago due to injury or illness, and had TPD cover when you stopped working, it is not too late to apply to access your TPD benefit with your super fund.
Up until 2015, survivors of childhood physical and sexual abuse had three years from the date they turned 18 in which to bring a claim for compensation. As a result of recommendations from the Royal Commission into childhood sexual abuse, there is now no time limit.