How We Can Help You
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Motor Vehicle Accident Claims
If you’ve been injured in a motor vehicle accident as a driver, passenger, cyclist or pedestrian, we can help you understand your rights and pursue the compensation you may be entitled to.
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Fatal Accident Claims
If a loved one has died as a result of another person’s negligence, we can help you understand your legal entitlements and pursue compensation for the financial loss suffered by eligible family members.
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Employers’ Negligence Claims
If you’ve been injured at work or developed an illness through your employment, we can help you navigate the workers’ compensation system and access your legal entitlements.
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Common Law Workers’ Compensation Claims
If your work-related injury was caused by your employer’s negligence, you may be entitled to pursue a common law claim for additional compensation beyond standard workers’ compensation benefits.
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Public Liability Claims
If you’ve been injured in a public or publicly accessible place due to unsafe conditions, we can help you understand your rights and pursue a public liability claim.
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Dog Attack Claims
If you’ve been injured in a dog attack, we can assist you to understand who is legally responsible and what compensation may be available to you.
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Criminal Injuries Compensation
If you’ve suffered physical or psychological harm as a result of a criminal offence, we can help you apply for Criminal Injuries Compensation through the Western Australian scheme.
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Superannuation & Disability Insurance Claims
If injury or illness has affected your ability to work, you may be entitled to insurance benefits through your superannuation. We can help you understand and pursue these claims.
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Catastrophic Injury Claims
A catastrophic injury claim involves severe, permanent and life‑altering injuries that require long‑term or lifetime care.
Frequently Asked Questions
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If you’ve been injured due to an accident, workplace incident, unsafe environment or violent crime, you may be entitled to compensation. Each case is different, so the best way to find out is through an initial consultation where your circumstances can be assessed and your options clearly explained.
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Time limits apply to all claims and vary depending on the type of claim. It’s important to seek legal advice as early as possible to avoid missing critical deadlines.
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Under a No Win, No Fee arrangement, legal fees are only payable if your claim is successful. Generally speaking, a claim is successful if you receive a reasonable settlement offer, settle your claim or obtain a judgment or award in your favour.
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Many claims are resolved through negotiation without the need for court proceedings. If court action becomes necessary, you will be guided through the process and supported at every stage.
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The timeframe depends on the complexity of the matter, the type of injury, and how long your recovery takes. Some claims resolve in months, while others may take much longer. You’ll receive ongoing updates, so you always know where you stand and when settlement is likely to take place.
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Depending on your circumstances and the type of claim you are pursuing, compensation may cover medical and rehabilitation costs, lost income, future loss of earning capacity, past and future care needs, and pain and suffering. Mary will assess your situation and explain what may be available to you.
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Yes. You can begin a claim while receiving treatment or remaining in your job. In fact, starting early can help protect your rights and preserve important evidence. Mary strongly recommends seeking legal advice before resigning from your job or if issues arise around your ongoing employment.
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In some cases, you may still be entitled to compensation even if you were partially responsible. Liability and entitlement depend on the specific facts of your case.
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In most cases, you will not need to pay anything upfront. Any potential costs or disbursements will be discussed with you before you get us involved.
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Book an initial consultation with Mary to discuss your situation, understand your options, and decide how to move forward. The initial consultation is free and there is no obligation to proceed.