Gerard Malouf & Partners Manage Cases For Clients Across All Areas Of Personal Injury Law, Inheritance Disputes And Superannuation Disputes.
Gerard Malouf & Partners Have Provided Friendly, Experienced Legal Advice To Communities Across Australia For Over 35 Years. Our Personal Injury Lawyers Have Taken On Ten’s Of Thousands Of Cases And We Are Proud To Have Won Billions Of Dollars For Our Clients.
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Case Overview A deceased injured labourer and handyman suffered a severe work injury during and in the course of his employment. The widow and the six children of the deceased injured worker lodged a death benefits claim against the employer. GMP helped the family get $ 1 million settlement in death benefit claim. Our client was the widow of a
Case Overview Our client underwent laparoscopic cholecystectomy and suffered bowel perforation and intra-abdominal sepsis post-operation. He required drainage, washout, debridement, and percutaneous aspiration and remained admitted in hospital for approximately 50 days to recover. GMP helped him get a settlement sum of $200,000 for the pain and suffering he experienced. Our client underwent an ultrasound of the abdomen which identified
Case Overview Our clients were the daughter and grandchildren of a patient suffering from colon cancer. As a result of the hospital’s failure to perform necessary investigations, they did not diagnose the deceased’s condition and lost the opportunity to treat her. Our clients agreed to a sum of $300,000 (or $100,000 each) as settlement for their claims. Our client’s suffered
Case Overview Hospital staff inadvertently administered Syntoicin into our client’s epidural catheter instead of local anaesthetic. She did not develop any long-term physical injuries but sustained a recognised psychiatric injury as a result of the subject-incident. GMP negotiated a settlement of $205,000 for her. During the course of our client’s labour, hospital staff failed to label a syringe as containing
Case Overview Mr Ali was insured under home and contents insurance, and he had suffered a break-in on 9 October 2013. He made a claim on his home and contents insurance which was denied on 20 May 2014. Ali’s appeal arguing his matter was not bought out of time was upheld and the matter was referred back to the District
Case Overview Our client was seated in the front passenger’s seat when the driver lost control of their vehicle and collided head on with a tree. Our client suffered extensive physical injuries. GMP helped the able to reach an agreement and settled her claim for $590,000. Our client was seated in the front passenger’s seat of the vehicle being driven
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