Public, Product & Occupiers Liability Claims Lawyer

Public, Product & Occupiers Liability Claims Lawyer

Located right here on the Central Coast, our public liability lawyers have over 45 combined years’ experience in helping people who have been injured because of someone else’s negligence get the compensation they are entitled to.

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Have you experienced injury due to someone else’s negligence? Do you want to seek compensation for your personal injury – but are unsure if you are eligible? With our vast knowledge in public liability claims, We can help.
Yes, Public Liability Claims should be lodged within 3 years the date of the accident. BUT If there are good reasons why you haven’t done so you may still be able to make a claim even if you have missed the 3 year limitation period. Contact our expert public Liability Lawyer for further details.
An accident in public or on someone else’s private or commercial premises, construction sites, entertainment venues or shopping centres.
Public Liability Compensation can be claimed by a person who suffers an injury in a private or commercial premises, construction sites, entertainment venues or shopping centres.
  • Physical Injuries
  • Psychological/Psychiatric Injuries

Depending on the nature and extent of your injuries to you may be entitled to compensation for the cost of:

  • Past and future medical treatment;
  • Past and future loss of earnings including superannuation;
  • Past and future domestic assistance; and
  • Pain and suffering.
  • In most cases we can help you negotiate a settlement with the insurer outside of court.
  • It is only in rare cases where there are issues relating liability that the matter will need to be resolved by a court.
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If you’ve been injured because of a faulty product, you may be entitled to claim compensation. With our No Win No Fee guarantee, you don’t have to pay our legal fees unless we win.

Yes, claims should be lodged within 3 years from the date of the accident. BUT If there are good reasons why you haven’t done so you may still be able to make a claim even if you have missed the 3 years limitation period. Contact us for further details.

Injury caused as a result of a faulty product.

When a person is injured as a result of a faulty product.

  • Physical Injuries
  • Psychological/Psychiatric Injuries

Depending on the nature and extent of your injuries to you may be entitled to compensation for the cost of:

  • Past and future medical treatment;
  • Past and future loss of earnings including superannuation;
  • Past and future domestic assistance; and
  • Pain and suffering.
  • In most cases we can help you negotiate a settlement with the insurer outside of court.
  • It is only in rare cases where there are issues relating liability that the matter will need to be resolved by a court.

If you are injured on someone else’s property or in a public place and there is negligence on the part of the occupier or owner of the property then you may have an action in negligence, provided you can show fault on the part of the occupier.

Yes claims should be lodged within 3 years from the date of the accident. BUT If there are good reasons why you haven’t done so you may still be able to make a claim even if you have missed the 3 year limitation period. Contact us for further details.

Some examples include slips, trips and falls in supermarkets and shopping centres, injuries on leased premises, injuries in car parks adjacent to shopping centres or hotels and clubs, injuries on building sites, injuries involving security guards or other persons providing security services at premises, pedestrian hazards on roads or other public areas.

When a person is injured as a result of a slip, trip and fall in supermarkets and shopping centres, injuries on leased premises, injuries in car parks adjacent to shopping centres or hotels and clubs, injuries on building sites, injuries involving security guards or other persons providing security services at premises, pedestrian hazards on roads or other public areas.
  • Physical Injuries
  • Psychological/Psychiatric Injuries
  • Physical Injuries
  • Psychological/Psychiatric Injuries

Depending on the nature and extent of your injuries to you may be entitled to compensation for the cost of:

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    • Pain & Suffering
    • Past and future medical treatment;
    • Past and future loss of earnings including superannuation;
    • Past and future domestic assistance.
  • In most cases we can help you negotiate a settlement with the insurer outside of court.
  • It is only in rare cases where there are issues relating liability that the matter will need to be resolved by a court.
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