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FAQ

How long does it take a claim to be resolved?

The time frame from start to finish depends on the complexity of the case and in circumstances where injuries have been sustained, when the point of stabilisation has been reached. Call Simon Chadwick to learn more.

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What are your fees?

In most cases, we will fund the case to its conclusion and charge fees only in the event you are successful with your case. Call Simon Chadwick to learn more.

I got hurt a few years ago. Can I still lodge a claim?

You normally have three years to bring a claim. That period will not be deemed by a court to have started until you were first advised of the time you had to bring the claim. Call Simon Chadwick to learn more.

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I am unable to continue to work due to illness. Are there any legal avenues open to me to fund my mortgage and ongoing expenses?

In the event a doctor certifies you permanently unfit for work you would be entitled to access a total and permanent disablement benefit through your superannuation. You would also be entitled to release the balance of your superannuation fund. Call Simon Chadwick to learn more.

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I wish to plan for the future to ensure my affairs are in order should I pass away or become ill. What should I do?

You should make a will if you have not already done so. You should also appoint an Attorney under an Enduring Power of Attorney to make decisions about your financial affairs when you lose capacity to do so and consider appointing a family member or close friend as Guardian under an Enduring Guardian document to make decisions about your medical care or where you live should you fall ill. Call Simon Chadwick to learn more.

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I was injured at work. My doctor has advised me I am unlikely to ever work again. What will I do?

You are entitled to lump sum compensation if you have sustained an injury which has left you with a serious impairment. You may also be entitled to damages in the event your injury occurred as the result of the negligence of your employer. Call Simon Chadwick to learn more.

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