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TGB's Amber Sprague talks about South Australia's new Return to Work Scheme, which has replaced the previous WorkCover system. Amber also gives an overview of how injured workers' entitlements to weekly payments has changes significantly.
Read moreTGB’s medical negligence law team explains the new protocol in Medical Negligence claims following the introduction of the Supreme Court Fast Track Rules 2014. Prior to 1 October 2014, the Supreme and District Court rules were uniform in their application to personal injury claims. Claims relating to motor vehicle accidents...
Read moreBarney Gask writes about whether your legal costs can be included in your claim after a car crash.
Read moreTGB’s Medical Negligence law team writes about potential compensation claims for victims of dental negligence. When I was a boy, I hated going to the dentist. I still hate it. Going to the dentist means pain, discomfort and embarrassment lying on your back with someone sticking their hands and various nasty implements...
Read moreTGB’s Tim White writes about disputes relating to workers compensation weekly payments in Western Australia.
Read moreTGB and the Julian Burton Burns Trust have launched a new fund dedicated to supporting patients, their families and social workers at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Read moreIf you’ve been injured at work in Darwin or elsewhere in the Northern Territory, it is important to understand your workers compensation entitlements, writes Victoria Bell.
Read moreTGB partner Tim White writes about the increase of Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome and psychological injuries in the Australian Defence Force. Why are there more claims? With the amount of operational duties undertaken by Australian defence force members in the last decade or so, it is not surprising that we are...
Read morePeople injured in motor accidents may be unaware of their compensation entitlements, writes Barney Gask.
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