About two thirds of all cases of paralysis are caused by medical conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy. Find out more >
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The wrong post could inadvertently cost you tens of thousands of dollars from your compensation claim. Find out more >
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. Find out more >
“No win no fee” simply means if you don’t win, you don’t pay. Find out more >
This article discusses the individual roles in the rehabilitation process after a WorkCover claim. To find out more information about making a WorkCover claim and the process involved, view our article regarding What To Expect When You Have a WorkCover Claim. Click the links below to go to the relevant section of this article, Find out more >
What is case conferencing? A case conference is a discussion about your treatment, rehabilitation or return to work, and is usually held between you, your treating doctor or rehabilitation provider and the WorkCover customer advisor. A case conference can be held face-to-face or by telephone. The purpose of this forum is to plan and manage Find out more >
If you are injured at work, or on your way to or from work, you are entitled to make a claim for workers' compensation. Here are some points to consider when making a claim. Find out more >
Casual employees make up a large proportion of the Australian Workforce but can they claim workers compensation? Find out more >
If you’ve been injured at work in Queensland, follow these steps to lodge your claim for workers compensation Find out more >
What happens if you are injured working from home during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic? Find out more >
