Our client was bullied and harassed in his workplace and sustained a psychological injury as a result. A common question that we come across here at Gerard Malouf and Partners, is whether a worker with a psychological injury is able to recover Workers Compensation. It is a reasonable question to ask, given that the majority of injuries are physical and
For a period of over 25 years our client was engaged in the NSW Police Force as a serving Police Officer in the state of New South Wales. He was designated to the finger printing section of the NSW Police Force throughout various periods at Sydney/Parramatta and Gosford. He was regularly exposed to scenes of death and serious injury at
Mrs C was a passenger on a Sydney Bus who braked suddenly causing Mrs C to strike her head on the seat in front and to hit her knees. These impacts also caused her to sustain a neck and back injury. As a result of the accident Mrs C was transported to hospital to where she was treated. Upon her
A 65 year old man was injured at his workplace in Sydney when a co-worker operating a forklift collided into him. As a result of the impact the injured man was taken by ambulance to hospital where it was later discovered he had suffered multiple internal injuries requiring surgery as well as soft tissue injuries to his neck and back.
Our client was engaged in work activities in a warehouse which required strenuous and repetitive lifting of fruit and vegetable packages, which at times weighed up to 30 kilograms each. Furthermore, our client was required to lift these packages from an above shoulder height with no assistance or adequate instructions in proper lifting procedures. Over the course of time doing
Our client was a mechanical fitter for a Sydney company. He was working on a machine when the driving wheels of the machine crushed his left hand causing a very severe injury, which in fact lead to the amputation of his index finger and the severe loss of functionality in his entire hand. Furthermore, the injury lead to our client
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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