We help people in every state and territory. If you can’t see an office near you, call us to find out how we can help.
If you have an adverse reaction to the medication you are taking for a work injury, Adelaide injury lawyer and former pharmacist Mal Byrne says you may be entitled to workers compensation for that reaction. In the Ice Age, when I was a pharmacist, I remember that part of the ritual when filling a prescription was to make sure...
Read moreTGB Military Compensation lawyer, Tim White, says the psychological impact of war on veterans deserves greater recognition from the Commonwealth government. Mr White represents many South Australian former defence force members who have been diagnosed with illnesses such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depressive disorders...
Read moreA person’s job is often a contributing factor in a heart attack whether the incident happens at work or not. Doctors agree that there is no one single cause of heart attacks. However, there are a number of recognised risk factors: · Family history of heart disease; · Smoking; · Obesity; · Hypertension; · High...
Read moreTGB Lawyers outlines the process from the settlement of a claim to receiving your compensation payment.
Read moreMal Byrne writes about how your injury compensation will affect your Centrelink payments. Centrelink exists to provide a financial safety net for people in times of hardship such as unemployment, illness, disability, or when a person cannot look for work because they have to stay at home and care for preschool children...
Read moreCompensation may be available to people who suffer psychiatric illness from the trauma of a serious accident, writes experienced TGB Lawyer Mal Byrne.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley partner Amber Sprague says both employers and their staff should be aware of their legal responsibilities, as they enter the party period of the year.
Read moreTGB Personal Injury Lawyer Belal Moraby on how injury compensation claim payments are calculated.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley partner Tim White says Asbestos Victims Memorial Day is an opportunity to remember those who have died or still suffer from asbestos related illnesses. “Thousands of South Australians have tragically lost their lives to diseases such as mesothelioma and asbestosis, while many others live with the ongoing...
Read more