If you accept a lump sum offer from WorkCover, it usually means you abandon any rights to common law damages.
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Dealing with pain is difficult. Coping with an injury can lead to the development of psychiatric conditions such as stress and depression.
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These days people are flocking to the gym, but working out at the gym can carry risks of serious injury. Find out what to do if you are injured at…
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At GC Law, we support the rights of everyday Australians with expert legal advice, negotiation and litigation services.
We often concentrate on personal injury claims for adults and workers, but there are also children who can and often are affected by being involved in an accident.
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Having an accident at work can have a big impact on your life. Research shows that getting back to work is very important to your overall health and wellbeing.
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Brain injuries are usually easy to diagnose, particularly traumatic brain injuries because there is a clear event that was likely to cause it in the first place.
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Research conducted by Roads and Maritime Services reveals that most drivers thought that “low level speeding is socially acceptable”.
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After market satellite navigation systems are extremely common.
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Almost 4 million Australians have downloaded the Uber app and it is fast becoming one of the most common forms of transport.
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A majority of drivers on Queensland roads do not believe that it is dangerous to text while driving.
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A witness is somebody who may have knowledge about events relating to an accident.
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A reflex is an involuntary movement excited in response to a stimulus transmitted to the nerve centre in the brain or spinal cord.
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A musculoligamentous disorder means an injury of the musculoskeletal system.
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Around 20-30% of fatal car accidents involve driver fatigue.
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When driving you share the road with pedestrians, cyclists, trucks, buses, large machinery and road workers.
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Taking your eyes off the road for just two seconds can have devastating consequences.
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In 2015, drink driving contributed to 57 fatalities on Queensland roads – that’s almost one in every 4 fatalities.
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The speed a driver is travelling contributes both to the risk of a car accident occurring and to the severity of the accident.
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