Have You Lost Your Job Due To A TAC Injury Claim?
If you’ve been injured in a road accident and have to take time off work, you may find that your employer becomes less and less
TAC.
5 tips on what to do when you suffer a personal injury
When you suffer an injury, the immediate focus will of course be on making sure you are ok. However, if your injury has been suffered
Can’t work because of injury? Try your Super policy
How to unlock the injury benefits in your Super: key points Millions paid out by Super schemes as income support Most Super plans come with
8 considerations for determining the success of a TAC compensation claim
What personal factors impact TAC compensation claims? 1. Age As a general rule, the older you are, the less you’ll get. For example, in a
WorkCover, TAC and Centrelink
Unfortunately for some of our clients, and injured people in general, by the time they receive a lump sum settlement in their claim, they have
What is an ‘Overarching Obligations Certificate’ and when will I need to sign one?
Since 1 January 2011 it has been a requirement in Victoria that any party to a civil proceeding – such as a WorkCover or TAC
TAC payouts for mental injury restricted by tight tests
Harsh amendments to the Transport Accident scheme introduced by the Napthine Liberal Government are still in force, even though condemned at the time by the
The “Drive to Work” licence: Dispelling the Myth
There seems to have been a recent spike in the number of people who have been convicted of driving offences and lost their driving licence
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