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TGB’s personal injury law team explains why it is crucial to know your compensation claim limitation date, and that relying on a extensions of time is not a good plan. There is a three year limitation date on personal injury claims in South Australia. The limitation date is effectively the expiry date of a plaintiff’s...
Read moreTGB lawyers outlines 12 key situations in which hospital records can form a part of your medical negligence claim. If you have ever been hospitalised or visited a patient in hospital, you will note that the patient’s hospital records are kept usually in a large folder which is extensively tagged and indexed to make it as easy...
Read moreTGB Lawyers’ medical negligence law team outlines why it is essential to consult a medical expert before undertaking a medical negligence claim. Unless for example you go into hospital to have an operation on your left arm and the doctor operates on your right arm instead, it is nigh impossible to settle or win a medical...
Read moreTGB Personal Injury Lawyer Olla Kutieleh covers all of the ins and outs of medical negligence claims, including whether or not you have a claim and for what you may be compensated.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Partner Tim White has been added to Road Trauma Support WA's Stakeholder Reference Group.
Read moreTGB Military Compensation Lawyer, Tim White, outlines how Defence Abuse Response Taskforce (DART) claims are likely to proceed in the post DART era. With a substantial amount of claims now finalised, the Defence Abuse Response Taskforce (DART) is winding down to a conclusion. Currently, the DART remains operational only to a...
Read morePersonal Injury Lawyer Olla Kutieleh outlines the requirements for making a claim for Pain and Suffering and Loss of Earning Capacity whilst on the Lifetime Support Scheme (LSS).
Read morePersonal Injury Lawyer Tim White’s step-by-step guide to making a WorkCover claim in Western Australia.
Read moreOn Sunday 15 November 2015 we commemorate The World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, to remember the many people injured and killed on the roads, their families and friends, and the emergency service men and women who are often the first responders.
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