PERSONAL INJURY COMPENSATION LAWYERS

Have you received an injury in an accident which occurred due to events entirely outside your control?  Often the victims of such accidents not only suffer from the pain of the injury, but must also deal with severe financial costs such as the loss of wages due to inability to work, medical expenses, transport expenses, expenses which result from mental pain and anguish, and legal fees. 

In Australia, Personal Injury Law exists to protect you from suffering further than the injury you have already experienced.  At Lloyd Lancaster, we can advise you of your rights under the Law and can assist you in making sure that you receive all the compensation you are entitled to.  Most importantly, we will lift the burden of legal stress from you as you focus on recovering from your injury. 

YOUR COMPENSATION ENTITLEMENTS

Sometimes, you may qualify for compensation under more than one aspect of Personal Injury Law.  For example, if your employer sends you to the corner store to buy coffee for the office, and on the way to the shop you slip and fall in a hole on the footpath thus seriously spraining your ankle, you are entitled claim both Workers Compensation and Public Liability compensation.  In dealing with your unique claim, Lloyd Lancaster will investigate each case with sensitivity to make sure that the appropriate parties pay you the compensation you deserve.

NO WIN! NO FEE! FOR COMPENSATION MATTERS

Moreover, Lloyd Lancaster’s ‘No Win No Fee” policy ensures that no matter what your financial constraints are, you will be able to afford our services.  We are confident about winning all of the claims we take on, and therefore we will not charge you any legal fees unless we win your case.  In this website, you’ll find out what you should do, and how much compensation you’re entitled to if you have suffered from personal injury in the workplace, a motor vehicle accident, or on public property.  For information more specific to your situation or for a consultation, please complete the form on the right hand side of any page within the website.