Two-part miniseries “Devil’s Dust” provides insights into life at James Hardie and the impact of asbestos disease on families.
The latest updates in personal injury law and media content by Brave Legal about current issues in compensation and negligence.
Two-part miniseries “Devil’s Dust” provides insights into life at James Hardie and the impact of asbestos disease on families.
The Loose-Fill Asbestos Disease Support Scheme is a testament to the tireless advocacy of individuals who fought tirelessly for the rights of ‘Mr Fluffy’ victims.
Commonly used in building and construction, asbestos has also been used in surprising ways, including in everyday products.
A traumatic birth experience can have an immense impact on individuals and their families. In support of this, Brave Legal has formed a new partnership with Australasian Birth Trauma Association (ABTA).
Melbourne personal injury lawyer, Jyoti Haikerwal, wins the Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Award 2023 in the health, medical and personal injury category.
The Statutory Duty of Candour ensures that patients are informed about any significant adverse events that occur during their treatment and care.
The promotion of staff wellbeing and addressing the impact of vicarious trauma in their work saw Brave Legal take home the Excellence in Employee Health and Wellbeing for a second time.
We hope this unique approach breaks down the stigma surrounding mental health, proving that it’s possible to provide excellent legal representation whilst caring for the emotional needs of our team and our clients.
Investigating causation and disentangling any genetic conditions from a potential compensable birth injury is becoming increasingly complex in infant cerebral palsy claims.