Suffering a slip and fall or a trip and fall incident is often a distressing and confusing time. Finding reliable information as to whether or not you have a claim can be difficult. If you were injured in a slip and fall or a trip and fall you may be entitled to compensation for your […]
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An owners corporation for a strata scheme of an apartment block must properly maintain and keep in state of good and serviceable repair the common property and any personal property vested in the owners corporation. Therefore, if you have been injured on the common or personal property of a strata scheme you may be entitled
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A claim for public liability arises if you have suffered an injury on private or public property. Depending on the type of claim you wish to make, you will need to follow the appropriate processes or protocols. To claim, you will need to prove that the accident was caused as a result of a breach of a duty of care owed to you by another person, company or statutory authority.
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Local Councils owe you a duty of care to exercise reasonable skill and care to avoid the risk of injury to you. This includes, particularly, creating and following a reasonable Road Management Plan to identify and remove hazards to pedestrians within a reasonable period. Therefore, if you have been injured on a public road or
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Supermarkets and shopping centres owe you a duty of care to exercise reasonable skill and care to avoid the risk of injury to you. This includes, particularly, creating and following a reasonable cleaning and inspection regime to identify and remove hazards to customers within a reasonable period. Therefore, if you have been injured in a
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Public liability compensation claims arising out of injuries sustained on residential property and rental accommodation are our expertise. Homeowners, landlords and rental property management agents owe a duty of care to take reasonable precautions in response to known or suspected risks which pose a risk of injury to occupiers or visitors of a residential premises. Therefore, if you have been
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Supermarkets and shopping centres owe you a duty of care to exercise reasonable skill and care to avoid the risk of injury to you. This includes, particularly, creating and following a reasonable cleaning and inspection regime to identify and remove hazards to customers within a reasonable period. Therefore, if you have been injured in a
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Homeowners, landlords and rental property management agents owe a duty of care to take reasonable precautions in response to known or suspected risks which pose a risk of injury to occupiers or visitors of a residential premises. Therefore, if you have been injured at someone else’s home or at your or someone else’s rental accommodation, you may be entitled to compensation.
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An owners corporation for a strata scheme of an apartment block must properly maintain and keep in state of good and serviceable repair the common property and any personal property vested in the owners corporation. Therefore, if you have been injured on the common or personal property of a strata scheme you may be entitled
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Pet owners owe you a duty of care to exercise reasonable skill and care in controlling their animal to avoid the risk of injury to you. This includes, particularly, ensuring the animal is restrained from biting you or from acting in a way that causes injury. Therefore, if you have been injured due to the
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