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John’s Journey: Overcoming adversity to secure a $500k TPD Claim Jump to Result This image does not depict our actual client.
Case Overview Our client presented to a vascular surgeon, seeking treatment of her varicose veins in her right leg. Following the
Case Overview At the time of her injury, our client was working as a cleaner at a private residence in Kurrajong.
Case Overview We acted for a client from Western Sydney who was involved in a serious motor vehicle accident. The other
Case Overview We acted for a client from Coffs Harbour who was involved in a serious motor vehicle accident. The driver
Case Overview Our client suffered unimaginable loss following her 12-hour labour, delivering her first child by emergence caesarean. A few hours
Ilyas Omari is a dedicated workers’ compensation graduate solicitor who boasts a unique skill set derived from his Bachelor of Medical Science and Juris Doctor (Post-Graduate Law Degree). His unique combination of medical and legal knowledge equips him to understand his clients’ injuries and provide precise representation. Ilyas is deeply committed to securing maximum compensation for his clients, ensuring they receive the entitlements and support they deserve.
In November 2022, Ilyas successfully completed his practical legal training at the College of Law, a testament to his commitment to continuous professional development. This achievement was followed by his admission as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in September 2023, further highlighting his competence and unwavering dedication to the legal field.
Outside of work, Ilyas maintains a balanced life. He is a gym enthusiast, he enjoys quality time with his fiancé, watching horror movies and playing video games.
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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