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Australian women who use the popular Yasmin or Yaz birth control pills may be entitled to compensation. The Yasmin and Yaz contraceptives have been associated with an increased risk of health issues, including: • Stroke • Heart attack • Gall bladder issues • Blood clots • Deep Vein Thrombosis • Pulmonary Embolism The...
Read moreWhether it’s a motor accident injury, work injury or other injury compensation claim choosing the right lawyer is an important part of the process, writes TGB's Barney Gask.
Read moreVictims of alleged abuse in the Australian Defence Force have just one month to lodge their complaint or risk missing out on compensation of up to $50,000.
Read moreMembers and former members of the Australian Defence Force who wish to make a complaint of abuse to the Taskforce must do so before May 31, 2013.
Read moreLaw firm Tindall Gask Bentley has advised Australian women with PIP breast implants that it will no longer continue its investigation into a class action. Partner Tim White said the firm recently discovered that the proposed defendant, Medical Vision Australia Pty Ltd (in liquidation), had limited product liability insurance...
Read moreOn 14 March 2013, Defence Minister Stephen Smith announced that the Federal Government had approved the operation of the Defence Abuse Reparation Payment Scheme, writes military compensation lawyer, Tim White. Compensation claims for victims of abuse will be assessed on a case by case basis taking into account individual circumstances...
Read moreTGB’s personal injury team writes about car modifications in compensation claims for people with catastrophic injuries. Car modifications are among the most common needs for a person with significant injuries. Modifications can be simple and relatively inexpensive or at the other extreme a person may require a new, completely...
Read moreTGB's Morry Bailes and Tim White spoke to the news media about the potential legal fallout following a review of tens of thousands mammograms in South Australia.
Read moreMore than 30 women have contacted Adelaide law firm Tindall Gask Bentley since the South Australian government launched an independent mass review of breast cancer scans in December last year. 54,000 mammogram results are being re-examined, after fewer cancers than expected were detected. “This is an extremely traumatic...
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