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A Personal Injury Blog: Making a Claim

The aim of this site is to provide you with the info and tools you need to work with an accident or personal injury attorney. Having an accident in the workplace can be extremely disruptive and upsetting. While you are recovering from your injuries, you may not have given much thought to the idea of claiming compensation. However, if the accident wasn't your fault, you have the right to claim for loss of wages, physical and psychological trauma, and the cost of any ongoing medical care you need. While we don't have any expert knowledge when it comes to this subject, we have spent a long time carefully researching everything you see here.

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Can You Contest a Will If You Are Not an Immediate Family Member?
21 December 2022

If you had a substantial relationship with another …

Can You Sue a Restaurant Owner for an Injury or Illness?
20 May 2022

Whenever you go into a business that's open to the …

When Applying for Parenting Orders, What is a Notice of Risk?
22 November 2021

When two parents separate, their main duty should …

Need Help With Your Truck Accident Case? Why Hire a Lawyer
19 May 2021

Truck accidents are often tragic, and the compensa …

Questions That Victims Frequently Ask About Personal Injury Cases
26 April 2021

You've probably never taken time to think about ho …

Can You Contest a Will If You Are Not an Immediate Family Member?

21 December 2022
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If you had a substantial relationship with another person where you depended on them for financial support, you might be upset when they passed away. You may be even more concerned if you find that they did not make provisions for you in their will, even though you were expecting some ongoing support. If the situation could make matters difficult, you may be looking at your options and wondering whether you can contest the will or not. Read More 

Can You Sue a Restaurant Owner for an Injury or Illness?

20 May 2022
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Whenever you go into a business that's open to the public, the owner or operator has a duty of care to ensure that you are as protected as possible. This is certainly the case when you head into a restaurant or cafe for a pleasant meal, as so many Australians do on a daily basis. However, sometimes things can go wrong, and you may sustain an injury as a result of your visit. Read More 

When Applying for Parenting Orders, What is a Notice of Risk?

22 November 2021
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When two parents separate, their main duty should be to provide for their children and ensure that they are safe and well cared for. Yet, it is not always easy for the adults to come to any agreement, and it is often necessary for parenting orders to be issued by a court to detail how matters should proceed. If you are one of the adults in this position, you may have heard of a document known as a " Read More 

Need Help With Your Truck Accident Case? Why Hire a Lawyer

19 May 2021
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Truck accidents are often tragic, and the compensation proceedings are hectic. Trying to get around the issues on your own might not bear any result. The best option that guarantees you a better chance at winning the case is hiring the professional services of a truck accident solicitor. Many benefits come with this decision, including the following.  You'll Get Maximum Compensation  Accident lawyers are quick to collect evidence and police reports in the event of an accident. Read More 

Questions That Victims Frequently Ask About Personal Injury Cases

26 April 2021
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You've probably never taken time to think about how lawyers handle personal injury cases if you've never been involved in an accident. Even if you have, you may have sought answers from the wrong person. And they might have given you inaccurate information. To be clear, getting the wrong information about personal injury cases can harm your chances of getting justice after an accident because you might make a mistake that could lead to obtaining less or no compensation at all. Read More