Archive for 2021
What do I do when TAC advise me of my eligibility for common law compensation?
What does it mean if the TAC advise me I’m eligible for common law compensation? If you have received a letter from the TAC notifying you of your eligibility to apply for common law compensation, the TAC has done what is known as proactively granting you a serious injury certificate. One of the functions of…
Read MoreExposed to Asbestos Can I Sue?
Understanding Asbestos Exposure and Legal Options Asbestos is resistant to heat, fire and electricity and as such, asbestos products were commonly used in building, construction and insulation, in particular between 1940 and 1987. It was widely used in fibro sheeting, drains, roofs and gutters, as well as in brake pads of vehicles. It is now…
Read MoreHow To Win a Personal Injury Claim
As with anything in life, preparation is key to winning your personal injury claim. With a well-honed, award winning team like Fortitude Legal, our years of litigation experience have taught us what to expect when it comes to getting you the best financial outcome in your claim and to anticipate and be prepared for the…
Read MoreInjured on the Road – Cyclists Rights
As a cyclist, you may have entitlements under the transport accident scheme if you were injured as a result of a collision that was directly caused by the driving of a vehicle (including cars, buses, motorcycles, trains and trams). It is important to note however that you may be covered as a cyclist in a…
Read MoreDog Attacks – Your Rights
DOG ATTACKS – YOUR RIGHTS A. What Are Your Rights? The Wrongs Act 1958 (‘the Act’) is the primary legislation in Victoria, which governs claims for personal injury where a person has been bitten by a dog (different legislation applies if the dog bite occurred at work and additional rights flow). As a victim of…
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