Civil Liability Act

The Civil Liability Act (NSW) 2002 is the governing legislation for accidents that occur on public or private property. It outlines the entitlements for injury compensation. To make a claim, it is necessary to prove that the injury resulted from the negligence and breach of duty by the owner or occupier of the area where the accident took place.About Public Liability Claims

About Public Liability Claims

Generally public liability claims involve slips, trips or falls occurring on public or private property. For example, if you have slipped on liquid which had been left on the ground after a spill, or trip on a hidden hazard.

You may also be entitled to claim compensation if you have been injured whilst playing sport, attending school, dog attacks and injuries at rental properties.

Such claims can often cause injury, loss and damage, in some cases a loved one may have been catastrophically injured or have passed away due to the negligence of another.

Seek Legal Advice As Soon As Possible

If you suffer such an injury, it is essential to seek legal advice as soon as you can so evidence can be retained and investigations commenced to protect your rights.

Case Assessment

During our initial meeting, we will listen to your story and ensure we understand your situation. As experienced compensation lawyers, we can assess the strength of your case and advise you on your legal options.

Evidence Gathering

We will help you gather evidence to support your claim, such as witness statements, medical records, and photographs.

Negotiation

We will negotiate on your behalf with the other party or their insurer to seek a settlement that fairly compensates you for your injuries or loss.

Litigation

If a settlement cannot be reached, we will represent you in court to pursue your claim.

Legal Guidance

We will provide legal guidance and support throughout the entire claims process, ensuring that you understand your rights and obligations.