Category - Workers Compensation
A permanent impairment assessment in South Australia is one of the most important stages of a workers compensation claim.
For many injured workers, this assessment determines whether they qualify for lump sum compensation under the Return to Work Act 2014 (SA). Because you are generally entitled to only one assessment...
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You may have been told you can make a workers’ compensation claim, but understanding what that means in practice, and what benefits you can access, isn’t always straightforward.
In South Australia, workers’ compensation is governed by the Return to Work Act 2014 (SA) (RTW Act). The Act sets out a range of...
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A workplace injury can affect far more than just your health. Time off work, medical appointments and uncertainty about income can quickly become overwhelming, especially if you’re not sure what your rights are or where to turn.
This article explains how workers’ compensation works in South Australia, what steps...
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Are you tired of dealing with your workers’ compensation insurer?
Have you been asked to put forward an offer to resolve your claim?
If you’re based in the Northern Territory and navigating a disputed workers compensation claim, you’re not alone – and there is a way forward.
Under the Return to Work...
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If you’re receiving weekly payments under the Return to Work Act 2014 (SA) and thinking about taking a break or going on holiday, you might be wondering:
Will my payments stop if I go away?
The answer depends on whether you apply for and take annual leave and whether you’re certified as totally or partially...
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We are proud to share the news that TGB Lawyers and our Senior Lawyer, Gary Allison have both been recognised in the prestigious Best Law Firms® and Best Lawyers® guides for 2026.
Our firm has been ranked Tier 1 in Personal Injury Litigation in Adelaide in the 2026 edition of Best Law Firms Australia®. This top-tier ranking...
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Suffering a workplace injury is stressful enough without the added pressure of trying to understand the workers compensation system. If you’re covered under the Comcare scheme (common in Australian Government and large national employers), here’s a clear, practical guide to help you through the claims process.
Step 1: Report...
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Accidents at work can happen unexpectedly. If you’ve been injured at work, you may be entitled to Workers’ Compensation, covering medical expenses and potentially providing lump sum compensation. If your injury is severe and you are unable to work for a period of time, you may also qualify for financial support during your...
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Injured at work in the NT?
Have you received a notice of decision? Here’s what to do next.
Picture this: you’ve been recovering from a work-related injury, relying on your benefits to support yourself. Then, out of nowhere, you receive a Notice of Decision from your insurer -denying liability, cutting your benefits, or...
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