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In Part 5 of the Workers Compensation Survival Kit, TGB Lawyers’ Workers Compensation team writes about pain and suffering, and lump sum payments. Now, your workers compensation claim has been lodged and accepted. You are on weekly payments or partial weekly payments depending on whether or not you have returned to...
Read moreIn Part 4 of the Workers Compensation Survival Kit, TGB Lawyers Workers Compensation team writes about the rehabilitation aspect of a workers compensation claim. So, you have lodged your claim, the claim has been investigated and accepted, but your injury is serious and you are not going to return to work in the short term....
Read moreIn Part 3 of the Workers Compensation Survival Kit, TGB Lawyers’ Workers Compensation team writes about the decision to pursue a workers compensation claim. In Part 1, we discussed the process of lodgement of the claim. Part 2 dealt with the investigation of the claim. Now, the investigations have been completed and...
Read moreIn Part 2 of the Workers Compensation Survival Kit, TGB Lawyers’ Workers Compensation team writes about the investigation of a workers compensation claim. So, you have lodged your worker report form and Workers Compensation Prescribed Medical Certificate with the employer who should have forwarded the documents to the...
Read moreIn Part 1 of the Workers Compensation Survival Kit, TGB Lawyers’ workers compensation team writes about commencing a workers compensation claim. Suffering a work injury and being ‘on Workcover’ is no bed of roses. It doesn’t help that the level of mythology surrounding Return to Work SA (formerly Workcover) compares...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Lawyers has represented Sue Burtenshaw in a dispute with DECS in South Australia. 7/10/11: The Advertiser, ABC News School principal Sue Burtenshaw, the South Australian State School Leaders Association (SASSLA) and Tindall Gask Bentley Lawyers have welcomed today’s findings from the Teachers Appeal...
Read moreSouth Australian School Principal Sue Burtenshaw has made a public statement regarding her dispute with the Department of Education and Children’s Services. 6/10/2011, Sue Burtenshaw: “Today’s decision is positive and I thank the Tribunal for their ruling. “Even after this two year dispute, I remain just as passionate...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley’s Family and Divorce law team writes about the child custody process after separation. I have just split with my partner, what should happen with my children? Where possible you should maintain open lines of communication with the other parent to develop a living arrangement for your children that...
Read moreSouth Australian law has fallen behind technology, writes Tindall Gask Bentley Managing Partner Morry Bailes.
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