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15 Mar 2022
Slater and Gordon’s pioneering social work service helps improve clients’ lives
Slater and Gordon is known for helping injured people get the compensation they need, its class actions successes, and for being the revolutionary consumer law firm that...
Find out more10 Mar 2022
Flood victims urged to beware of asbestos exposure during clean-up
As the clean-up continues across Queensland and NSW after widespread flooding, residents are being urged to be cautious of asbestos given the deadly consequences of...
Find out more01 Feb 2022
Residents affected by West Gate Tunnel project step up their compensation fight
Residents of Melbourne’s inner west who claim their property values have plummeted due to the West Gate Tunnel being built beneath them are stepping up their fight for...
Find out more24 Jan 2022
Minors should never be allowed to drive forklifts, says worker seriously injured by one
“A very stupid idea” is how a Melbourne man who was seriously injured in a forklift accident at work has described Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s suggestion to...
Find out more15 Dec 2021
Creswick man determined to ‘get on with things’ despite nasty workplace injury
Nathan Hiscock can’t remember much about the day he nearly lost his arm in a workplace accident. It was about 5pm on November 30, 2017, and he was carrying out repairs...
Find out more15 Dec 2021
Slater and Gordon client awarded $1.1million damages for foreseeable work injury
A Queensland local government employee has been awarded more than a million dollars compensation for a work injury that a judge has ruled was caused by his employer’s...
Find out more13 Dec 2021
Appeal of landmark asylum seeker data breach claim begins
The hearing of an Australian-first privacy claim, led by Slater and Gordon and the Refugee Advice and Casework Service (RACS) on a pro bono basis, has begun today. In...
Find out more07 Dec 2021
Belmont woman still suffering the consequences of being hit by a car in 2014
Since being hit by a car while crossing a Geelong road eight years ago, Charlotte Lawrance has never been the same. Aged 14 at the time, Charlotte was walking to a...
Find out more02 Dec 2021
Westpac needs to walk the talk to right past wrongs
Slater and Gordon Lawyers is calling on Westpac to ‘walk the talk’ following comments from its CEO that the bank was committed to remediating the issues of the past.
Find out more02 Dec 2021
Food poisoning victims of Mrs Kim’s donuts urged to get legal advice
Canberrans who have suffered from food poisoning linked to a Kingston donut shop may have legal rights for redress, personal injury lawyer says. Slater and Gordon Public...
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