This was an issue considered in the case of Insurance Australia Ltd t/as NRMA Insurance v O’Rourke [2017] NSWSC 494. We acted for Ms O’Rourke in this case. Our client was receiving a carers payment from Centrelink for the care she was providing her mother. She began receiving these payments after she had been involved in a motor vehicle accident.
This matter involved a woman who attended a private hospital to have a breast lift and breast augmentation. Unfortunately, this simple and common cosmetic procedure resulted in our client suffering from complications and remaining in hospital for a period of two weeks. In the days following her surgery, our client began to feel tightness and pain in her right breast.
We were contacted by 2 brothers to receive advice in relation to their late father’s Newcastle Estate. Their father had been in a long term domestic relationship and unfortunately his partner passed away approximately 3 months after their father. Our clients sought advice from our expert Contesting Will team at our Parramatta office, as to whether they were able to contest
This matter involved a NSW South Coast woman who suffered injury after tripping over a damaged pit on a footpath which belonged to a well-known telecommunications company. At the time our client tripped, she was walking a short 5 minute walk home after spending time with friends at a local restaurant. As a result of tripping, she suffered serious injuries
A Blacktown woman has been awarded over $40,000.00 after a rear end collision. Our client was travelling along a road when a car has stopped in front of her suddenly. To avoid a collision, our client has slowed down before coming to a stop. The car behind our client’s vehicle has failed to take the same precaution, colliding with the
Our client was a 73 year old man who injured himself after slipping on water at a Coles Supermarket. While on holidays, he attended the store to do some quick grocery shopping on a rainy day. The floor near the entrance to the store had become very wet due to the rain and wet trolleys being brought in and out
In the spirit of reconciliation GMP Law acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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