Almost all superannuation policies have insurance elements, which are to protect you if you are unable to work due to an accident, personal injury or illness.
You are legally entitled to claim your superannuation when you retire and under some circumstances, specifically when you are unable to work due to injury or illness.
As well as being entitled to access your superannuation balance early if you are ill or injured; you may be entitled to claim a lump sum insurance payout from your superannuation and your illness or injury does not have to be work-related.
Provided you had appropriate insurance through your superannuation at the time of your injury or illness; you will be able to claim; the cause of your illness or injury doesn’t matter.
We can assist in all superannuation claims including:
You are entitled to lodge a claim as soon as you stop working due to accidents, personal injury, or illness.
At Rose Jensen Kent Lawyers, we can check your superannuation policy to ensure you’re covered and help you claim the benefits you are entitled to from your fund.
If you have had a superannuation claim rejected, or your benefits were not paid in full, contact us today. Rose Jensen Kent Lawyers can assist in challenging and contesting rejections and help you get the compensation you’re entitled to.
Whether you have had a workplace, motor vehicle, or car accident, want to make a slip and trip or Public Liability claim, at Rose Jensen Kate Lawyers, we can represent all personal injury claims.
If you have been in any type of motor vehicle or car accident that wasn’t entirely your fault, then you may be entitled to some level of compensation for loss of income or significant financial loss due to the accident.
Motor vehicle and car accident compensation claims can be complicated. With overwhelming paperwork required from insurance companies; we advise you to seek legal help with these sorts of claims.
At Rose Jensen Kent Lawyers, we are well versed in all aspects of motor vehicle and car accident claims. Generally, any injury incurred from a motor vehicle accident, whether a car driver, passenger, cyclist, motorbike rider, pedestrian, truck, or tram, the Motor Accident Insurance Act 1994 enables you to make a motor or car accident compensation claim.
We are able to assess your claim and if we deem appropriate, assist you in seeking compensation for your injury and/or financial losses by demonstrating the accident was not entirely your fault.
If you have suffered an injury in the workplace or had an accident on the way to or from work, you may be entitled to workplace injury compensation. Whether you are a full time, part-time, casually, or in some instances a self-employed worker; if you have a contract with your employer then in most cases you are able to make a claim for workplace accident compensation.
If you have suffered a work-related injury, had an accident on the way to or coming from your work, you may well be entitled to work injury compensation (workers comp). If you have a contract with an employer, then in most cases you can make a claim for accident compensation.
If you have had any workplace-related physical or psychological injury, you may be able to claim. There are strict timeframes on workers’ compensation claims so it is important to begin the legal proceedings soon after the injury occurs.
Strict time limits apply to all workers’ compensation and personal injury claims. To avoid missing any important cut-off dates, try to begin the legal proceedings quickly.
If whilst in a public place or a private commercial or government premises you have slipped, tripped, or had a fall resulting in injury; you may be entitled to compensation in the form of a public liability claim.
Some examples of where you may consider seeking legal representation for compensation, are if you have sustained an injury:
If you have experienced a personal injury, contact us to discuss whether you have grounds for a compensation claim.
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