What The Government Considers a "Minor" Injury is Major For Some
Barney Gask assesses the South Australian government’s White Paper, which proposes an overhaul of Compulsory Third Party compensation in South Australia.
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Barney Gask assesses the South Australian government’s White Paper, which proposes an overhaul of Compulsory Third Party compensation in South Australia.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Lawyers has been contacted by 15 concerned women (to date) regarding potential legal action arising from the review of thousands of breast cancer scans in South Australia. We continued to receive enquiries throughout the holiday period, and our investigations are continuing. Many women had scans and were...
Read moreTGB’s personal injury team writes about the requirements for paid care in compensation claims for people with catastrophic injuries. People who have suffered spinal or brain injuries are likely to need some level of personal and domestic assistance. There are many agencies in South Australia who provide personal care...
Read moreTGB Partner Tim White writes about the potential legal action that may arise from the review of thousands of breast cancer scans in South Australia. 54,000 South Australian women will have their mammograms reviewed with concerns that some cancers may have been missed. Read a media report here Firstly, it is important...
Read moreTGB's Tim White has welcomed the federal government’s response to widespread allegations of abuse within the Australian Defence Force.
Read moreTGB’s Dimitra Bouras writes about how thousands of people injured on South Australian roads would be potentially impacted by proposed changes to the state’s insurance scheme. UPDATE: Many of these proposed changes became law from July 1, 2013. Click here for more information. If you have been injured in an accident...
Read moreTGB’s personal injury team writes about including home modifications in compensation claims for people with catastrophic injuries. When people sustain spinal injuries, they often need significant structural modifications to their home. If a person is restricted to a wheelchair, ramps are a very important modification...
Read moreMilitary compensation lawyer Tim White provides an update about a pending government response into alleged abuse in the Australian Defence Force. On 14 June 2012, Defence Minister Stephen Smith released the Executive Summary of Volume One of the report into allegations of sexual and other abuse in the ADF. Just under a month...
Read moreThere has been a dramatic rise in serious injuries to cyclists from road accidents but a government plan threatens to take away their right to compensation, writes TGB's Barney Gask.
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