Somebody else will need to be ‘next friend’ or ’litigation guardian’. If the claimant is under legal disability, courts have to approve any settlement or compromise reached.
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ABS data has reported that women are more than twice as likely than men to suffer from mental conditions caused by workplace bullying or stress-related work injuries.
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Workplace safety is not a topic often raised in typical worksite banter, but with huge numbers of Australian men suffering from workplace illness and injury each year, perhaps it should be.
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The Royal Commission has certainly got people talking about some less-than-ideal insurance practices.
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Sometimes, we caution against settling a case too soon. This could be because the client has not yet reached maximum medical improvement, or there is concern their symptoms may yet flare up.
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Without launching into a discussion of legislation or case law, the key difference is actually a little more basic. Why should someone else pay for the injured person’s losses and rehabilitation?
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Injury claims are not well known for being a quick process. It is difficult to forecast how long any claim will take from start to finish. We do our best to keep our files moving toward justice.
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There’s a lot to be said for ‘getting on with it’ after a workplace injury. However, sometimes not getting the treatment and support you need could set you back years.
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At Blumers, we treat every client and every case as unique – because you are.
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The spike in numbers of parks has resulted in a call for a national standard to keep users safe as the number of injuries also rises.
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If you’ve been in an accident, are injured, laid up in a hospital bed, can’t leave the house, or are out of town, we can come to you.
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