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CRPS Court Case: $1.95 Million Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Settlement in Victoria

Discover how a Victorian plaintiff with CRPS secured a $1.95M settlement. Real-world example of complex regional pain syndrome court case & common law payout.
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Fatal Car Accidents in Victoria: A Guide to Compensation for Families

Losing a loved one on the road is heartbreaking — navigating your rights shouldn’t be. In Victoria, support is available for families affected by fatal road accidents — from funeral and dependency benefits through the TAC, to criminal offence claims under the Financial Assistance Scheme. Find out what support you may be entitled to — and how a lawyer can help you claim it.
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How To Complete The Certificate of Capacity Form

In this article, we will go through each section of the Certificate of Capacity form that is required to claim for loss of earning benefits from TAC or weekly payments from WorkCover if you have been injured on the road or at work and are unable to return to work.
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Certificate of Capacity: Explained in Layman’s Terms

A Certificate of Capacity is a medical certificate required for claiming loss of earning benefits from WorkCover or TAC if you've been injured at work or on the road and you're unable to return to work and need to take time off.
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New WorkSafe Legislation – PIAWE Clarified For Casuals

Prior Settlements For Institutional Abuse – What Has Changed And How Can They Be Overturned

Prior Settlements For Institutional Abuse – What Has Changed And How Can They Be Overturned?

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Accessing Financial Support Following a Transport Accident

For anyone recently involved in a transport accident or anyone experiencing road trauma, determining how to access immediate financial support and how to navigate the TAC claims process is overwhelming. This guide to be used as a starting point to know
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Can You Go Overseas While on WorkCover?

If you are intending to travel overseas while on WorkCover, and want to make sure you receive your weekly payments and medical and like expenses, there are steps that you must follow to ensure that you continue to receive your entitlements.
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E-bikes and E-scooters Injury Claims

E-Bikes and Scooters have become an extremely popular method of getting around the city. They’re fast, convenient, and cost effective. They’re a great option with trams and trains often being packed and uncomfortable during peak hours.
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Have You Witnessed a Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident or Lost a Loved One?

Witnessing the traumatic loss of life can take its toll on your mental health. Some of our clients have experienced symptoms such as nightmares and flashbacks, panic attacks, hypervigilance, difficulty sleeping, loss of interest and enjoyment of life, reduced appetite, concentration and mood, and depression and anxiety.
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What To Do If You Have Been Injured at Work

WorkCover Compensation Claims in Melbourne, Victoria by Arnold Dallas McPherson Injury Lawyers

WorkCover Payouts Examples – Calculating WorkCover Claims

WorkCover will provide a payout (which lawyers call “damages”) if you can prove that you have a “serious injury” and if you can prove that another person is at fault for your injuries. Here is a quick guide to help you understand more how these damages payouts are calculated.
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Calculating Damages in TAC Claims (With Payout Examples)

The TAC will provide a payout (which lawyers call “damages”) if you can prove that you have a “serious injury” and if you can prove that another person is at fault for your injuries. Here is a quick guide to help you understand more how these damages payouts are calculated.
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Decriminalise Cannabis in Victoria

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Understanding the Impact of WorkCover on Annual Leave in Victoria

Understanding the Impact of WorkCover on Annual Leave in Victoria

In Victoria, employees on WorkCover may still accrue annual leave, but the rules depend on factors like their duties, employment contract, and workers' compensation laws. Wondering if you still earn annual leave on WorkCover? This article explores how WorkCover affects leave accrual, taking leave, and payouts upon termination, helping employees understand their rights during recovery.
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Returning to Work Obligations for Injured Workers

Returning to work after an injury isn't just about recovery—it’s a legal minefield. Employers and injured workers alike face strict obligations, and one misstep could mean major legal consequences. Whether you're an employee or employer, this guide could save you from making costly mistakes. Don’t risk it—know your rights and responsibilities before it’s too late.
10-Step Guide If You've Been Injured In a Car Accident

10-Step Guide If You’ve Been Injured In a Car Accident

Every year, thousands of Victorians are involved in vehicle accidents, confronting a whirlwind of emotions, uncertainties, and practical challenges in the aftermath. Whether it’s a minor fender-bender or a more serious collision, knowing what to do next is crucial for safeguarding your well-being, protecting your rights, and navigating a potentially complex legal aftermath.
Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) Insurance

What is TPD Insurance?

Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) insurance offers a potential lifeline if you become unable to work due to injury or illness, providing a lump-sum payment if you're permanently disabled. Surprisingly, many Australians are unaware they have this coverage, often included in their superannuation. Understanding your policy and eligibility is crucial. In this article, we delve into what TPD insurance is, how to determine if you have it, and the steps to take if you need to make a claim. Don't wait until it's too late—empower yourself with the knowledge to secure your financial future.
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Have You Been Injured in a Public Place?

If you are injured in a public place, you may be eligible to pursue a claim for compensation if you have suffered a ‘serious injury’.
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TAC Medical Excess Payments

The TAC previously required individuals injured in transport accidents to cover a medical excess—an initial out-of-pocket amount for non-hospital treatments—before the TAC would fund further medical expenses. As of 14 February 2018, this medical excess has been eliminated.

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Please be aware that the advice given here is of a general nature, and we recommend that you consult one of our Personal Injury Lawyers to discuss your particular circumstances. The contents of this page are considered accurate as of the date of publication; however, applicable laws may be subject to change, therefore affecting the accuracy of the contents of this page.

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