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Email Series Part 4: How Much Is My Claim Worth? – Pain & Suffering

Ashley TulleyChief Commercial Officer It is a significant part of a compensation claim.Particularly for those who cannot claim wage losses. For stay at home parents, retirees or the unemployed, pain and suffering often comprises the most considerable part of a compensation claim. We are back again with the final part of our four-part series on […]

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Email Series Part 3: How Much Is My Claim Worth? – Medical Expenses

Ashley TulleyChief Commercial Officer Medical Expenses are a crucial part of all claims for compensation. Why? Well apart from the obvious fact they pay for the cost of any medical treatment…… compensation for medical expenses allows you to recover to your fullest extent as it removes the stress of working how how you are going to […]

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Email Series Part 2: How Much Is My Claim Worth? – Care Costs

Ashley TulleyChief Commercial Officer Care costs can be the single most significant component of a claim. Particularly when the injured party doesn’t work (therefore doesn’t have much income loss) but is seriously injured. How much is my claim worth? It’s a big question. And one that is asked by every claimant we see. Unfortunately, the answer is never straightforward […]

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Email Series Part 1: How much is my claim worth? – Future Economic Loss

Ashley TulleyChief Commercial Officer Most people have heard of personal injury claims but very few would understand what quantum is.…and they really should – behind liability, it’s the second most significant determinant of a successful claim.​You’d be forgiven for thinking quantum has something to do with physics. But it nowhere near as difficult to wrap […]

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1 Injury Almost Everyone Forgets To Claim For

The mental consequences following accidents is often overlooked in compensation cases.  It’s rarely spoken  about. Rarely reported in case studies. And rarely claimed for.  But mental harm from an accident is so common. It can manifest itself in growing anxiety Psychological injury (or mental harm) is reported in 30 percent of accidents involving motor vehicles. In 2016, there were 6,888 claims […]

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Part 2: How much is my claim worth? – Care Costs

Share0 Tweet0 Share0 Ashley TulleyChief Commercial Officer Care costs can be the single most significant component of a claim. Particularly when the injured party doesn’t work (therefore doesn’t have much income loss) but is seriously injured. How much is my claim worth? It’s a big question. And one that is asked by every claimant we see. Unfortunately, the answer […]

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How can you prove someone is telling the truth if no one is there to confirm their story?

A car driving on the wrong side of the road changed Gary’s life forever. Even though there wasn’t a collision, and even though the car was never found, find out how Gary recovered $4m in compensation.Gary’s Story.Let me introduce you to Gary Read. Gary was a 22-year-old mechanic working in Morayfield, Queensland. He had recently proposed to […]

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How long will my claim take?

0 shares Share0 Share +10 Tweet0 Anywhere between 30 days and 30 years! But if you want the average, it’s 14 months – according to the Motor Accident Insurance Commission. If you have landed on this post, then it’s safe to say you are trying to determine how long a claim takes to replace lost income and […]

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How to sack a lawyer in 6 steps

0 shares Share0 Share +10 Tweet0 Let me tell you about John. John is a 40 year old carpenter living in Chermside, QLD, building his dream house – a log cabin on a 40 acre block with water frontage to Lake Boondooma. He had been out of work for 3 months as a result of […]

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How to prove an accident happened when you have no memory of it

0 shares Share0 Share +10 Tweet0 The FactsRonald, an immigrant from Germany, lived in a first floor apartment in Dulwich Hill, Sydney. After a hard days’ work, he retired to the balcony to watch the sunset and have a couple of glasses of wine. After that, Ronald decided to go for a walk in the […]

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