Some of our successful legal cases

This case concerned the untimely death of a gentleman in hospital on 20 July 2016, caused by medical negligence. On 12 July 2016, the deceased’s general practitioner referred him to the Emergency Department of the Defendant Hospital with chest pain radiating to the back, associated with shortness of breath. The deceased was examined, sent home, but unfortunately suffered an out-of-hospital

During 2014 in the course of this man’s employment as a steelworker he sustained significant burns to the lower half of his right leg due to the negligence of his employer. His employer had failed to provide appropriate protective footwear. On the day of the injury a colleague who was pouring molten metal into a cast had suddenly lost balance

One of our client’s had sustained an injury as a result of the ‘nature and conditions’ of his employment working at a Funeral Home from 2011 to 2017. His daily duties were physically demanding and repetitive in nature, often involving the preparation and handling of heavy deceased bodies. Due to a build-up of these conditions and long working hours, over

Facts Our client was a homeowner in a town on the far South Coast of the State of New South Wales.  He was walking back towards the rear of his property after having taken out the rubbish bins outside his premises.  It was dark.  As he was walking onto the nature strip, there was a pit there which had a

Our client was in his early 50s when he approached Gerard Malouf & Partners some years ago following a motor vehicle accident. He was approaching a local Westfield when a car travelling in the opposite direction veered across the double line of the roadway, colliding with the front of our client’s vehicle. He sustained significant physical and psychiatric injuries as

Ms C was employed as a Secondary School Teacher with the Department of Education. Following incidences of workplace bullying and harassment, she experienced symptoms of severe anxiety and depression ultimately leading to the cessation of all employment in 2015. In addition to anxiety and depression, Ms C suffered from agoraphobia, memory impairment, frequent nightmares, had difficulty concentrating and making decisions.