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Tindall Gask Bentley Lawyers is investigating potential actions for: South Australian women affected by potential issues with breast cancer scans/testing (please note that we are not currently investigating legal action for any other pill at this point in time) Alternatively, contact Partner Tim White or Lawyer Olla Kutieleh...
Read moreCompensation may be available to people who suffer psychiatric illness from the trauma of a serious accident, writes experienced TGB Lawyer Mal Byrne.
Read moreJess Volkers writes a candid blog about her struggle with anxiety and depression, since finding out that she has PIP breast implants. I am a 21 year old that until recently was happy and excited about what the future may bring. Now I live every day with the anxiety of having potentially toxic breast implants that could...
Read morePeople injured in motor vehicle accidents do not just receive an amount of money based purely on their injuries, writes Personal Injury lawyer Barney Gask.
Read moreExperienced TGB Wills and Estates Lawyer Rod Behenna covers the basics about when and why you need a Will.
Read moreTGB’s Personal Injury team addresses the common question, “what are my rights and obligations if I was a passenger in a car and the driver was drunk?” It is not a crime to ride with a drink driver, but it is a hell of a risk. You will not be arrested, charged or lose your licence unless the driver was on...
Read moreSpinal injury compensation claims require a significant focus on future needs. IMPORTANT: Major changes to South Australia’s compensation scheme start from 1 July, 2013. For people injured in accidents from 1 July onwards, entitlements change significantly. Click here to find out how. Any injury that changes...
Read moreTGB's Jane Miller talks to the media about the risks of do-it-yourself Will kits.
Read morehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eg562OUDShk Tindall Gask Bentley law firm is investigating potential compensation claims for any Australians who have PIP breast implants. 23/7/12: More than 1040 women have registered for the class action. 6000 Australians are believed to have had the faulty implants since 2004, which...
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