Some of our successful legal cases

As is commonly known, our nurses have to meet very high demands in caring for the sick and the injured and by doing so compromise their own health in the process. For a number of years, nurses have raised warnings about the overload that they are required to do due to shortage of staff and ageing equipment. Unfortunately, these problems

GMP was contacted by a lady who had not been provided for by her late father. The firm initially provided her with advice on contesting a will in NSW, and how best to proceed with the will dispute claim. In this relatively large estate, the deceased left his entire estate to our client’s step mother, a lady whom out client had very

GMP was approached by this particular client who was seeking advice on how to contest a will in NSW and was asking for information on how GMP Lawyers could assist her in her particular circumstances. Her late father, whom she had a close relationship with, had left his entire estate to a well-known charity. When initially approached, the charity made it clear

Our client approached GMP Contesting a Will Lawyers following the death of her father in 2014 to enquire about Contesting a Will in NSW. The NSW Central Coast man died leaving behind a wife and two adult daughters. His last will and testament left the entirety of his estate to his wife. This wife was of a second marriage, later in

We represented the family of a young boy (‘the patient’) who passed away. He had a history of developmental disability among other things. When he became unwell and began having seizures an ambulance was called and he was taken to a Central Coast hospital for treatment. At the hospital a CT scan was conducted of his brain which was reported

Our client was a 64 year old man who attended his GP in relation to lesions on his chest and above his right eye. His doctor performed a biopsy of the lesion above his right eye however the results did not reveal it to be cancerous. The doctor told him to keep an eye on the lesion and return if