This matter involved a man from South Sydney who suffered permanent nerve damage to his mouth and face following negligent treatment by a dentist. In April of 2015 our client attended upon a dentist for a recommended tooth extraction. During this procedure his teeth were extracted and he was subjected to a vigorous cleaning process. During this process he noticed
This matter involved a Western Sydney lady (the Plaintiff) whose daughter passed away in 2012 due to a failure to diagnose appendicitis and to treat it, which led to the infection of the ventricular-peritoneal shunt (a medical device that relieves pressure on the brain caused by fluid accumulation). In early February 2012, the plaintiff’s daughter, 21 years old, had
The Plaintiff underwent adult circumcision in the middle of 2013. The procedure was an elective procedure for foreskin stenosis performed by the first Defendant which caused the Plaintiff difficulty in both urination and sexual activity. Following the surgery the Plaintiff developed a hematoma and as a result of complications the Plaintiff came under the care of a major Public Hospital
Our client sustained severe injuries during the course of his employment when he fell off a ladder at a two storey residence. As a result of this fall, he has been unable to return to work in any capacity. He was self-employed at the time and claimed the workers compensation benefits from his own insurance policy. A lump sum compensation
Christmas Night December 2013 our client was a tenant at a premises which was an apartment complex in Wahroonga being a suburb on the Upper North Shore , Sydney. The owners of the apartment complex had the care, management and control of the premises. They owed our client and all visitors and tenants a duty of care to exercise reasonable
It is so often that disability support workers sustain injuries during the course of their employment. Just like nurses, caring for those that are unwell, sick and disabled has an element of risk involving for these carers. Their work is demanding in nature. Disability care workers with injuries end up needing support themselves. It is most unfortunate that these carers
In the spirit of reconciliation GMP Law acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea, and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
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