In Wagga Wagga and the Riverina region, we frequently handle personal injury claims resulting from:

• Agricultural workplace injuries, including accidents on farms and rural properties throughout the Riverina, with a high concentration of agricultural activity in areas like the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area and the surrounding farming regions
• Rural machinery and equipment accidents, which are common in agricultural and transport sectors, particularly with heavy machinery such as tractors and harvesters in towns like Junee, Griffith, and Narrandera
• Primary industry workplace incidents, including those in the region’s vital sectors like manufacturing, transport, and warehousing, particularly in hubs such as Wagga Wagga, Leeton, and Deniliquin
• Vehicle incidents on regional and rural roads, particularly along high-risk routes like the Sturt Highway, Newell Highway, and between local farming towns, where accidents are common due to long distances, less traffic control, and challenging road conditions
• Public liability claims, resulting from accidents in public spaces such as the Wagga Wagga City Centre, local parks, and at community events.

With our local knowledge and a proven track record in handling these types of claims, we provide you with a distinct advantage in securing the compensation you deserve.

In New South Wales:

• Most personal injury claims must be lodged within 3 years of the incident
• Workers’ compensation claims have different timeframes.

It’s important to act swiftly, as exceptions may apply. For timely advice, contact our Wagga Wagga office.

Wagga Wagga and the Riverina region have distinct characteristics, including:

• Extensive agricultural and rural workplace environments, with many workers employed in farming, cropping, and livestock industries across the region, leading to unique risks and injury types
• Significant primary industry and regional employment sectors, where key industries such as agriculture, transport, and manufacturing present distinct safety challenges
• Diverse rural infrastructure and workplace challenges, with a mix of urban, rural, and remote workplaces that require tailored safety and legal considerations
• Complex agricultural machinery and farming safety issues, with the use of heavy machinery, tractors, and equipment on farms creating a higher risk of injury, particularly in areas like the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area.

• Medical expenses
• Lost wages
• Rehabilitation costs
• Pain and suffering
• Future care needs.

1. Free initial consultation
2. Comprehensive case assessment
3. Collection of necessary evidence
4. Negotiation with insurance companies
5. Settlement or court representation.