The Advertiser: Robot Limb Lends a Hand to Injured Worker
The Advertiser featured Tindall Gask Bentley workers compensation client Tom Henderson, who lost a hand in a work accident but is back at work with a robot prosthetic.
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The Advertiser featured Tindall Gask Bentley workers compensation client Tom Henderson, who lost a hand in a work accident but is back at work with a robot prosthetic.
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Read moreIt has been a big year at TGB. Here are some of the highlights. TGB co-founder Colin Tindall retired after 56 years in the South Australian legal profession. The career of the humble personal injury lawyer was celebrated with a surprise party and a feature story in the Advertiser. We secured a partnership with our third Australian...
Read moreA TGB injury client has utilised his workers compensation entitlements in an incredible way – by being fitted with an advanced robotic hand.
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