I was injured when I was working on a construction site. Am I able to make a claim against my employer or do I need to go and speak to the Union?
You are able to make a claim for workers compensation under the New South Wales workers compensation scheme.You do not need to go and speak to the Union however, it is in your best interests to obtain legal advice on your injury and your workers compensation claim.At Schreuder Partners we have achieved maximum workers compensation benefits for construction workers, so we understand how the construction industry works. At your first free no-obligation consultation our expert workers compensation lawyers will, explain what needs to be done to protect your workers compensation rights and the amount of compensation you are entitled to receive. We will ensure that you have notified your employer of your injury, as soon as possible and that you have seen your doctor to obtain a Work Cover medical certificate. We will also ensure that you comply with any time requirements in relation to making a claim for workers compensation as there are strict time limits in place for making a claim.Our expert workers compensation lawyers will talk you through the different elements that make up workers compensation including:- The payment of weekly benefits and the amount of weekly benefits you will receive.
- The payment of your medical, hospital, rehabilitation and other expenses incurred as a result of your workplace injury.
- The payment of lump sum compensation in the event that your workplace injury has resulted in a permanent impairment.
- The payment of lump sum compensation for your pain and suffering in certain circumstances.
It is important to remember when deciding to seek legal advice for your workers compensation claim, that Schreuder Partners operate on a strict “No-Win No-Fee” policy. This means that if your claim for workers compensation is unsuccessful you do not have to pay our legal fees.
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