We can help you explore your options if…
- An accident or injury has affected your health or income.
- You need an insurance decision or coverage dispute assessed.
- You have concerns about medical or professional negligence.
A clear perspective on your matter.
A serious injury or disputed insurance claim can create substantial uncertainty. We pursue and defend liability claims with careful attention to the evidence, the assessment of loss and the legal issues affecting responsibility and coverage.
How we can assist.
- Motor vehicle and workplace accident claims
- Medical and professional negligence litigation
- Catastrophic injury and fatal accident dependency claims
- Insurance liability and indemnity disputes
- Assessment of general and special damages
Matters we handle.
- Contested liability and personal injury proceedings
- Medical negligence and professional negligence actions
- Dependency claims under the Civil Law Act 1956
- Disputes about insurance policy obligations
Useful to have ready.
These documents can help us understand your circumstances. Please begin with a brief outline; the firm will confirm how to share sensitive material after initial checks.
- Police reports and incident records, where relevant
- Medical reports, bills and treatment information
- Insurance policy and insurer correspondence
- Evidence of expenses, income loss and relevant dates
What happens next?
Tell us the essentials.
Share a brief outline and any deadline so we can identify the nature of your matter.
Agree the scope.
After initial checks, we discuss the information needed, proposed work and engagement terms.
Take an informed step.
With an agreed instruction, we assess the detail and advise on a practical route forward.
Common questions.
What information is useful for an injury claim?
Incident records, medical documentation, expenses and evidence of income loss may be relevant. Keep original documents and seek advice about the evidence needed for your circumstances.
Can you assess a declined insurance claim?
Yes. The policy wording, the insurer’s reasons and the underlying facts need review. Provide the complete policy and the decision letter for an initial assessment.