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  • Ep 61. Public Liability Claim WA – $505K Payout for Injury!

    Ep 61. Public Liability Claim WA – $505K Payout for Injury!
    May 13 2025
    Public Liability Claim WA – $505K Injury Payout! Can you claim compensation if injured in a public place? In this episode, we break down a real-life public liability claim in WA, where a balcony collapse led to a $505,327 payout for a severe ankle fracture.⏳ What You’ll Learn in This Episode: What is negligence in public liability claims? How to prove liability and maximize your compensation. What role does WA’s Civil Liability Act (2002) play in payouts? How was economic loss calculated in this $505K case? What are the time limits for public liability claims in WA? Injured in a Public Place? Don’t Wait! Time limits apply in WA – file your claim before it’s too late! Document everything – medical records, expenses, and lost income. Legal expertise matters – a personal injury lawyer in Perth can help. Read the Full Blog Breakdown Here: https://foylelegal.com/blog/public-liability-claim-505k-payout-for-ankle-fracture-in-wa-a-comprehensive-case-study-guide/ Need Expert Legal Help? Contact Foyle Legal today – We offer No Win No Fee services in Western Australia. Have Questions? Drop them in the Comments Below! Subscribe for More Legal Insights!Follow us on social media for the latest updates and additional legal resources:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@foylelegalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoyleLegalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/foyle.legal/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@foylelegalX: https://twitter.com/foylelegalLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/foyle-legal/Timestamp:00:00 - Introduction to Personal Injury Claims Explained00:22 - Overview of Public Liability Claims in WA00:25 - Real Case: Balcony Collapse and Legal Battle00:48 - Breakdown of the Landmark 2017 WADC 19 Case01:06 - Understanding Negligence in Public Liability Cases01:21 - Case Background: Plaintiff’s Work and Life Before the Accident02:00 - The Balcony Collapse: What Went Wrong?02:25 - Severe Injuries and Long-Term Consequences03:03 - Mental Health Impacts of Serious Injury03:30 - Establishing Negligence: Who Was Responsible?04:05 - The Role of Evidence: Medical Records and Testimonies05:02 - Key Legal Challenges in the Case06:01 - Liability: Proving the Balcony Was Unsafe07:11 - Mitigation of Loss: Could the Plaintiff Have Worked?08:19 - Calculating Economic Loss and Compensation09:21 - Court Decision: Findings on Negligence and Liability10:06 - Compensation Breakdown: Over $500,000 Awarded11:21 - How the Civil Liability Act 2002 Shapes WA Injury Claims12:04 - Key Legal Precedents and Their Impact on the Case12:39 - Understanding Contributory Negligence and Its Role13:24 - Compensation Categories: Economic Loss, Pain, and Suffering14:06 - Practical Advice: Steps to Take After a Public Injury15:12 - Importance of Acting Fast and Documenting Everything15:56 - Legal Representation: Why Hiring a Lawyer is Crucial16:32 - Navigating Public Liability Insurance and Claims17:21 - Final Takeaways: Understanding Your Rights and Responsibilities18:06 - Conclusion: Ensuring Public Safety and Legal Awareness18:28 - Call to Action: Contact Foyle Legal for Expert Advice-----Legal Disclaimer:The Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal podcast provides general information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The content is based primarily on Western Australian law and may not apply in other jurisdictions. Listening to this podcast does not establish a solicitor-client relationship, and the content is not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. This podcast is intended primarily for Western Australian listeners.We aim to help injured individuals understand their rights and responsibilities; however, we do not actively encourage listeners to make a claim unless they believe it is the right decision for their circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified lawyer before making any legal decisions and ensuring that decisions are based on legal advice specific to your situation.The podcast may feature different hosts and guests whose opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of Foyle Legal. Not all guests are legal practitioners, and their opinions may not align with our legal practice. While we strive to edit opinions that may not be factually correct, they may remain if their removal disrupts the episode's flow.The information is believed to be accurate as of the date the source material was first published, but Foyle Legal does not guarantee its completeness, accuracy, or timeliness. Laws and regulations may change, and we encourage listeners to seek updated legal advice from local professionals. Foyle Legal is not liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on this podcast's content. We recommend that listeners always consult a qualified lawyer for advice specific to their individual legal circumstances.Disclosure:We may participate in affiliate or sponsorship programs to support the creation of this podcast. Some episodes may include ...
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    25 min
  • Ep 60. Soft Tissue Injury Claim WA – How to Get Paid for Whiplash!

    Ep 60. Soft Tissue Injury Claim WA – How to Get Paid for Whiplash!
    May 6 2025
    Soft Tissue Injury Claim WA – How to Get Paid for Whiplash! Injured in a car accident in Western Australia? Learn how to claim compensation for whiplash and soft tissue injuries under WA law. We break down a real $112K soft tissue injury payout and explain the Civil Liability Act & Motor Vehicle Insurance Act in simple terms. Key Topics Covered:️ What is a soft tissue injury & how does it affect compensation?️ How much can you claim for whiplash in WA?️ Why medical evidence is critical for a successful claim️ What if you have a pre-existing condition?️ How Foyle Legal can help you get the maximum payout Related Blog for More Details: https://foylelegal.com/blog/soft-tissue-injury-claim-wa-112k-payout-for-whiplash-injury-a-comprehensive-case-study-and-guide/ Need legal help? Get a FREE consultation with Foyle Legal: https://foylelegal.com Subscribe for More Personal Injury Law Insights!Follow us on social media for the latest updates and additional legal resources:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@foylelegalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoyleLegalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/foyle.legal/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@foylelegalX: https://twitter.com/foylelegalLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/foyle-legal/Timestamp:00:00 - Introduction to Personal Injury Claims Explained00:22 - Understanding Motor Vehicle Accident Claims in WA00:39 - Case Study: $112K Whiplash Payout (2016 WADC 164)01:10 - The Impact of Whiplash and Soft Tissue Injuries01:42 - Legal Framework: Civil Liability Act & Motor Vehicle Act WA02:20 - Proving Negligence in a Car Accident Claim02:54 - Understanding Soft Tissue Injuries & Compensation03:36 - Chronic Pain and Long-Term Whiplash Effects04:00 - Psychological Impact: Depression After an Accident04:46 - Financial Struggles After a Car Accident Injury05:16 - The Role of Legal Representation in Injury Claims05:59 - Medical Evidence vs. Plaintiff Testimony Discrepancies06:41 - How Foyle Legal Helps Clients Strengthen Their Claims07:07 - Compensation for Pain, Suffering, and Lost Wages07:27 - Why Legal Expertise Matters in Car Accident Claims08:04 - Understanding the Human Impact of Injury Claims08:38 - Finding the Balance: Accountability vs. Support09:01 - Key Takeaways: Protecting Your Legal Rights in WA09:26 - Gathering Evidence: Essential Steps After an Accident09:56 - Seeking Legal Help: Why You Should Contact Foyle Legal10:16 - Conclusion: Knowledge is Power in Personal Injury Claims-----Legal Disclaimer:The Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal podcast provides general information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The content is based primarily on Western Australian law and may not apply in other jurisdictions. Listening to this podcast does not establish a solicitor-client relationship, and the content is not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. This podcast is intended primarily for Western Australian listeners.We aim to help injured individuals understand their rights and responsibilities; however, we do not actively encourage listeners to make a claim unless they believe it is the right decision for their circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified lawyer before making any legal decisions and ensuring that decisions are based on legal advice specific to your situation.The podcast may feature different hosts and guests whose opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of Foyle Legal. Not all guests are legal practitioners, and their opinions may not align with our legal practice. While we strive to edit opinions that may not be factually correct, they may remain if their removal disrupts the episode's flow.The information is believed to be accurate as of the date the source material was first published, but Foyle Legal does not guarantee its completeness, accuracy, or timeliness. Laws and regulations may change, and we encourage listeners to seek updated legal advice from local professionals. Foyle Legal is not liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on this podcast's content. We recommend that listeners always consult a qualified lawyer for advice specific to their individual legal circumstances.Disclosure:We may participate in affiliate or sponsorship programs to support the creation of this podcast. Some episodes may include links or mentions of products and services, for which we may receive financial compensation. Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal operates independently, and any references to external entities do not constitute endorsements.
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    11 min
  • Ep 59. Workers Comp WA – $695K Payout for Work Injury & PTSD

    Ep 59. Workers Comp WA – $695K Payout for Work Injury & PTSD
    Apr 29 2025
    Workers’ Compensation Claim in WA – $695K Payout for Amputation & PTSDIf you’ve been injured at work in WA, you may be entitled to a significant compensation payout. In this case, a worker lost four fingers in a workplace accident, leading to PTSD and chronic pain. He won $695K in workers' compensation after proving employer negligence. Can you claim workers’ comp in WA?Yes! If your employer failed to provide a safe workplace, you could be eligible for workers' compensation or even a product liability claim if faulty equipment caused your injury. What injuries qualify for workers' compensation in WA?Amputations & severe burnsPTSD & psychological injuryWorkplace falls & machinery injuriesChronic pain from repetitive strain injuries Read the full case study & legal guide here: https://foylelegal.com/blog/injured-at-work-compensation-695k-for-amputations-ptsd-hand-injury-real-case-study-and-guide/ Why choose Foyle Legal? No Win, No Fee – Pay nothing upfront! Expert Workers' Compensation Lawyers in WA Proven track record of winning high-value claims Need legal advice? Contact Foyle Legal today for a FREE consultation! Visit: https://foylelegal.comFollow us on social media for the latest updates and additional legal resources:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@foylelegalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoyleLegalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/foyle.legal/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@foylelegalX: https://twitter.com/foylelegalLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/foyle-legal/Timestamp00:00 - Introduction to Workplace Injury Compensation00:24 - Why Workplace Injuries Matter00:46 - Real Case Study: Severe Workplace Injury & Employer Negligence01:29 - How the Injury Happened: Thermoforming Machine Malfunction02:04 - Devastating Injuries: Amputation, PTSD & Chronic Pain02:46 - Employer Knew the Risk But Did Nothing03:36 - Employer Liability vs. Product Liability: Who’s at Fault?04:28 - Legal Battle: Workers’ Compensation vs. Product Liability Claim05:32 - Huge Compensation Payout: $695K Breakdown06:14 - What Went into the Compensation Amount?07:10 - Future Loss of Earnings & Superannuation Explained07:54 - Medical Expenses & Long-Term Recovery Costs08:36 - Compensation for Family Care & Support09:04 - Understanding Pain & Suffering Compensation09:34 - Why Good Legal Representation Matters10:02 - Key Lessons from This Workplace Injury Case10:34 - What to Do If You’re Injured at Work – Step-by-Step Guide11:16 - The Importance of Reporting Your Injury Immediately11:54 - Medical Documentation: Why It’s Critical12:28 - How the Workers’ Compensation System Works in WA13:06 - When You Should Seek Legal Advice13:44 - Can You Claim for Faulty Equipment? Product Liability Explained14:20 - Foyle Legal: Fighting for Injured Workers in WA15:04 - Your Workplace Rights & Final Takeaways-----Legal Disclaimer:The Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal podcast provides general information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The content is based primarily on Western Australian law and may not apply in other jurisdictions. Listening to this podcast does not establish a solicitor-client relationship, and the content is not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. This podcast is intended primarily for Western Australian listeners.We aim to help injured individuals understand their rights and responsibilities; however, we do not actively encourage listeners to make a claim unless they believe it is the right decision for their circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified lawyer before making any legal decisions and ensuring that decisions are based on legal advice specific to your situation.The podcast may feature different hosts and guests whose opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of Foyle Legal. Not all guests are legal practitioners, and their opinions may not align with our legal practice. While we strive to edit opinions that may not be factually correct, they may remain if their removal disrupts the episode's flow.The information is believed to be accurate as of the date the source material was first published, but Foyle Legal does not guarantee its completeness, accuracy, or timeliness. Laws and regulations may change, and we encourage listeners to seek updated legal advice from local professionals. Foyle Legal is not liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on this podcast's content. We recommend that listeners always consult a qualified lawyer for advice specific to their individual legal circumstances.Disclosure:We may participate in affiliate or sponsorship programs to support the creation of this podcast. Some episodes may include links or mentions of products and services, for which we may receive financial compensation. Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal operates independently, and any references to external entities do not constitute endorsements.
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    15 min
  • Ep 58. $156K WA Car Accident Compensation – Real Case Study

    Ep 58. $156K WA Car Accident Compensation – Real Case Study
    Apr 22 2025
    $156K Car Accident Compensation in WA – Real Case Study! If you've been injured in a motor vehicle accident in Western Australia, you might be wondering how much compensation you can claim. In this real case study, we break down a $156K injury payout for a pedestrian hit by a truck. Learn about: How personal injury claims work in WA How much compensation you could get for a pelvic fracture The role of ICWA and CTP insurance in car accident claims Why having a good personal injury lawyer is crucial Can you claim if you have PTSD after an accident?Yes! This case also involved a psychological injury claim. We explain how PTSD impacts compensation and what medical evidence is required.️ Need Legal Help?At Foyle Legal, we specialize in No Win, No Fee personal injury claims in WA. Speak to an expert today. Read the full blog post for details on this case → https://foylelegal.com/blog/motor-vehicle-accident-compensation-claim-156k-for-pelvic-fracture-injury-real-case-study/ SUBSCRIBE for more real case studies & legal insights!Follow us on social media for the latest updates and additional legal resources:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@foylelegalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoyleLegalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/foyle.legal/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@foylelegalX: https://twitter.com/foylelegalLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/foyle-legal/Timestamp:00:00 - Introduction to Personal Injury Claims Explained00:22 - Real Case Study: Pedestrian Hit by a Truck00:37 - The Shocking Accident: What Happened?01:03 - Severe Injuries: Pelvic Fracture, PTSD & More01:48 - Legal Complexity: How Injuries Impact Claims02:57 - Compensation Breakdown: What Factors Matter?03:52 - Heads of Damages: How Payouts Are Calculated04:52 - ICWA & CTP Insurance: Who Pays for the Injury?05:53 - Fighting the Insurance Company: Legal Strategies06:26 - No Win, No Fee: How Injury Lawyers Help07:03 - First Steps After an Injury: What You Must Do07:47 - The Importance of Expert Legal Representation08:21 - Final Thoughts & How to Get Legal Help-----Legal Disclaimer:The Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal podcast provides general information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The content is based primarily on Western Australian law and may not apply in other jurisdictions. Listening to this podcast does not establish a solicitor-client relationship, and the content is not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. This podcast is intended primarily for Western Australian listeners.We aim to help injured individuals understand their rights and responsibilities; however, we do not actively encourage listeners to make a claim unless they believe it is the right decision for their circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified lawyer before making any legal decisions and ensuring that decisions are based on legal advice specific to your situation.The podcast may feature different hosts and guests whose opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of Foyle Legal. Not all guests are legal practitioners, and their opinions may not align with our legal practice. While we strive to edit opinions that may not be factually correct, they may remain if their removal disrupts the episode's flow.The information is believed to be accurate as of the date the source material was first published, but Foyle Legal does not guarantee its completeness, accuracy, or timeliness. Laws and regulations may change, and we encourage listeners to seek updated legal advice from local professionals. Foyle Legal is not liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on this podcast's content. We recommend that listeners always consult a qualified lawyer for advice specific to their individual legal circumstances.Disclosure:We may participate in affiliate or sponsorship programs to support the creation of this podcast. Some episodes may include links or mentions of products and services, for which we may receive financial compensation. Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal operates independently, and any references to external entities do not constitute endorsements.
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    9 min
  • Ep 57. Truck Accident Compensation WA – How He Won $257K

    Ep 57. Truck Accident Compensation WA – How He Won $257K
    Apr 15 2025
    Truck Accident Compensation WA – $257K Payout Case StudyA Western Australian truck driver won $257K in compensation after a workplace accident caused serious injuries. His employer ignored mechanical issues, leading to whiplash, chronic pain, and psychological trauma. Can you claim workers' comp for truck accidents? What role does employer negligence play in workplace injuries? How much compensation can you get for whiplash in WA? In this episode, we break down the case, explain how to prove employer liability, and reveal how documentation & legal help secured a life-changing payout. Listen to the full podcast now! Read the full case study: Truck Accident Compensation WA – $257K Payout Need expert legal advice? Contact Foyle Legal for a free consultation – foylelegal.com Subscribe for more legal case breakdowns!Follow us on social media for the latest updates and additional legal resources:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@foylelegalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoyleLegalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/foyle.legal/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@foylelegalX: https://twitter.com/foylelegalLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/foyle-legal/Timestamp:00:00 - Introduction to Workers' Comp Claims in WA00:21 - Understanding Workers' Compensation Rights After Injury01:15 - Pre-Existing Conditions and Workers' Comp: Case Introduction01:36 - Injured Worker Jay's Case: Details of the Workplace Accident02:43 - Aggravation of Pre-Existing Hip Condition: Medical Findings03:04 - Impact of Injury on Employment: Retrenchment and Future Prospects03:59 - $160K Workers' Comp Payout Breakdown: Lost Earning Capacity05:04 - Compensation for Family Assistance and Support05:31 - Covering Future Medical Expenses: Hip Replacement Costs06:14 - Compensation for Pain and Suffering: Emotional Impact06:52 - Importance of Strong Medical Evidence in Workers' Comp Claims07:11 - Key Takeaways: Documenting Injuries and Seeking Medical Help07:53 - Mental Health Considerations in Workers' Compensation08:11 - Employer Liability and Subcontractor Involvement08:59 - Navigating the Complexity of Workers' Comp with Legal Representation09:24 - Why Early Legal Intervention is Crucial10:14 - No Win, No Fee: Reducing Financial Risk in Legal Claims10:38 - Choosing the Right Lawyer for Workers' Comp: Specialization and Expertise11:30 - FOYLE Legal's Expertise and Free Consultation Offer-----Legal Disclaimer:The Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal podcast provides general information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The content is based primarily on Western Australian law and may not apply in other jurisdictions. Listening to this podcast does not establish a solicitor-client relationship, and the content is not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. This podcast is intended primarily for Western Australian listeners.We aim to help injured individuals understand their rights and responsibilities; however, we do not actively encourage listeners to make a claim unless they believe it is the right decision for their circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified lawyer before making any legal decisions and ensuring that decisions are based on legal advice specific to your situation.The podcast may feature different hosts and guests whose opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of Foyle Legal. Not all guests are legal practitioners, and their opinions may not align with our legal practice. While we strive to edit opinions that may not be factually correct, they may remain if their removal disrupts the episode's flow.The information is believed to be accurate as of the date the source material was first published, but Foyle Legal does not guarantee its completeness, accuracy, or timeliness. Laws and regulations may change, and we encourage listeners to seek updated legal advice from local professionals. Foyle Legal is not liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on this podcast's content. We recommend that listeners always consult a qualified lawyer for advice specific to their individual legal circumstances.Disclosure:We may participate in affiliate or sponsorship programs to support the creation of this podcast. Some episodes may include links or mentions of products and services, for which we may receive financial compensation. Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal operates independently, and any references to external entities do not constitute endorsements.
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    14 min
  • Ep 56. Workers Comp WA: $160K Payout for Pre-Existing Injury

    Ep 56. Workers Comp WA: $160K Payout for Pre-Existing Injury
    Apr 8 2025
    Can you claim workers’ comp in WA if you have a pre-existing condition? This real case study reveals how one injured worker won a $160K payout.Can you claim workers’ compensation in WA if you have a pre-existing condition? Many injured workers assume they can’t—but that’s not true! This real case study shows how Injured Worker J secured a $160K workers’ comp payout despite having a pre-existing hip condition. What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How pre-existing conditions impact workers’ comp claims in WAWhat evidence is needed to prove a workplace injury aggravated a conditionWhy employer liability matters in workplace injury claimsThe exact payout breakdown in this case study ($160K awarded)Steps to take if your workers’ comp claim is denied Watch Now to Learn How to Maximise Your Workers’ Comp Payout in WA! Read the full case study: https://foylelegal.com/blog/pre-existing-condition-workers-compensation-160k-payout-explained-real-case-study/ Need help with your claim? Foyle Legal offers No Win No Fee legal services. Get a FREE consultation today: Foyle Legal Contact Subscribe for more WA workers’ comp insights → Hit the notification bell to stay informed!Follow us on social media for the latest updates and additional legal resources:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@foylelegalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoyleLegalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/foyle.legal/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@foylelegalX: https://twitter.com/foylelegalLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/foyle-legal/Timestamp00:00 - Introduction to Workers' Comp Claims in WA00:21 - Understanding Workers' Compensation Rights After Injury01:15 - Pre-Existing Conditions and Workers' Comp: Case Introduction01:36 - Injured Worker Jay's Case: Details of the Workplace Accident02:43 - Aggravation of Pre-Existing Hip Condition: Medical Findings03:04 - Impact of Injury on Employment: Retrenchment and Future Prospects03:59 - $160K Workers' Comp Payout Breakdown: Lost Earning Capacity05:04 - Compensation for Family Assistance and Support05:31 - Covering Future Medical Expenses: Hip Replacement Costs06:14 - Compensation for Pain and Suffering: Emotional Impact06:52 - Importance of Strong Medical Evidence in Workers' Comp Claims07:11 - Key Takeaways: Documenting Injuries and Seeking Medical Help07:53 - Mental Health Considerations in Workers' Compensation08:11 - Employer Liability and Subcontractor Involvement08:59 - Navigating the Complexity of Workers' Comp with Legal Representation09:24 - Why Early Legal Intervention is Crucial10:14 - No Win, No Fee: Reducing Financial Risk in Legal Claims10:38 - Choosing the Right Lawyer for Workers' Comp: Specialization and Expertise11:30 - FOYLE Legal's Expertise and Free Consultation Offer12:01 - Key Message: Don't Assume You Can't Claim with Pre-Existing Conditions12:28 - Seeking Professional Legal Help for Workers' Compensation13:11 - Conclusion: Empowering Injured Workers in WA13:25 - Disclaimer and Call to Action for FOYLE Legal-----Legal Disclaimer:The Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal podcast provides general information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The content is based primarily on Western Australian law and may not apply in other jurisdictions. Listening to this podcast does not establish a solicitor-client relationship, and the content is not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. This podcast is intended primarily for Western Australian listeners.We aim to help injured individuals understand their rights and responsibilities; however, we do not actively encourage listeners to make a claim unless they believe it is the right decision for their circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified lawyer before making any legal decisions and ensuring that decisions are based on legal advice specific to your situation.The podcast may feature different hosts and guests whose opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of Foyle Legal. Not all guests are legal practitioners, and their opinions may not align with our legal practice. While we strive to edit opinions that may not be factually correct, they may remain if their removal disrupts the episode's flow.The information is believed to be accurate as of the date the source material was first published, but Foyle Legal does not guarantee its completeness, accuracy, or timeliness. Laws and regulations may change, and we encourage listeners to seek updated legal advice from local professionals. Foyle Legal is not liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on this podcast's content. We recommend that listeners always consult a qualified lawyer for advice specific to their individual legal circumstances.Disclosure:We may participate in affiliate or sponsorship programs to support the creation of this podcast. Some episodes may include links or mentions of products and services, for which we may receive financial compensation. Personal ...
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    14 min
  • Ep 55. Quad Bike Accident Payout WA – How a Rider Won $968K

    Ep 55. Quad Bike Accident Payout WA – How a Rider Won $968K
    Apr 1 2025
    Quad Bike Accident Compensation WA – How One Rider Won $968K! Can you claim compensation after a quad bike or motorbike accident in Western Australia?In this video, we break down a real-life case where a rider secured a $968,000 payout after a serious quad bike accident under WA’s Civil Liability Act 2002​Civil Liability Act 200…. If you've been injured in a motorbike or quad bike crash, understanding your legal rights is crucial! What You’ll Learn:How motorbike injury compensation is calculated in WAWhat evidence you need for a successful claimKey takeaways from the Wishart v Mana caseWhat happens if the at-fault party doesn’t show up to courtHow much compensation you may be entitled to after an accident Related Blog: Read the full case study & payout guide https://foylelegal.com/blog/quad-bike-accident-compensation-968k-payout-for-head-injuries-in-wa-a-real-case-study-and-guide/ Need legal advice? Foyle Legal offers a free consultation for personal injury claims in WA Visit Us: www.foylelegal.com Have Questions? Drop them in the comments, and we’ll answer them in our next video!Follow us on social media for the latest updates and additional legal resources:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@foylelegalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoyleLegalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/foyle.legal/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@foylelegalX: https://twitter.com/foylelegalLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/foyle-legal/You can tune in to this podcast on your favorite podcast platform:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4o7LMOyMsg0G1l7voLbAYgAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/71acb61a-4fdd-44f9-a379-77335f7d0a9f/wa-injury-claims-explained-by-foyle-legalApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wa-injury-claims-explained-by-foyle-legal/id1770264743Timestamp:00:00 - Introduction to Personal Injury Claims in Western Australia00:28 - Deep Dive: Motorbike and Quad Bike Accidents00:41 - Civil Liability Act and Fair Compensation Challenges00:47 - Case Study: Wishart v Mana (2017) Overview01:24 - Accident Scenario: Nangara Pine State Forest Collision01:41 - Civil Liability Act Application and Defendant Absence02:28 - Claimant's Severe Injuries and Life Impact03:28 - Court's Calculation of Lost Earning Capacity04:25 - Defendant's Absence and Impact on Claimant's Case04:57 - Practical Steps After a Motorbike or Quad Bike Accident05:11 - Long-Term Consequences: Gratuitous Services06:22 - Civil Liability Act: Balancing Compensation and Prevention of Abuse07:58 - Practical Advice: Immediate Medical Attention and Legal Counsel08:50 - Evidence Gathering: Photos, Witness Statements, and Medical Records09:43 - Loss of Amenities: Impact on Enjoyment of Life10:35 - Calculation of Damages: Future Economic Loss11:14 - Breakdown of Compensation: Past Economic Loss and General Damages12:57 - Gratuitous Care: Acknowledging Caregiver Burden13:47 - Key Takeaway: Awareness of Legal Rights14:49 - Conclusion: Importance of Legal Guidance15:18 - Disclaimer and Contact Information-----Legal Disclaimer:The Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal podcast provides general information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The content is based primarily on Western Australian law and may not apply in other jurisdictions. Listening to this podcast does not establish a solicitor-client relationship, and the content is not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. This podcast is intended primarily for Western Australian listeners.We aim to help injured individuals understand their rights and responsibilities; however, we do not actively encourage listeners to make a claim unless they believe it is the right decision for their circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified lawyer before making any legal decisions and ensuring that decisions are based on legal advice specific to your situation.The podcast may feature different hosts and guests whose opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of Foyle Legal. Not all guests are legal practitioners, and their opinions may not align with our legal practice. While we strive to edit opinions that may not be factually correct, they may remain if their removal disrupts the episode's flow.The information is believed to be accurate as of the date the source material was first published, but Foyle Legal does not guarantee its completeness, accuracy, or timeliness. Laws and regulations may change, and we encourage listeners to seek updated legal advice from local professionals. Foyle Legal is not liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on this podcast's content. We recommend that listeners always consult a qualified lawyer for advice specific to their individual legal circumstances.Disclosure:We may participate in affiliate or sponsorship programs to support the creation of this podcast. Some episodes may include links or mentions of products and services, for which we may receive ...
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    16 min
  • Ep 54. Car Accident Compensation: $945K Award for Brain Injury

    Ep 54. Car Accident Compensation: $945K Award for Brain Injury
    Apr 1 2025
    Car accident compensation can be life-changing, especially in cases involving severe brain injuries. In this episode, we delve into a landmark Western Australian case where a young passenger received $945,212 in compensation after a devastating car accident. We explore the intricacies of motor vehicle injury claims, the role of personal injury lawyers in Perth, and the process of filing a CTP claim in WA. Discover how no win no fee lawyers can assist in navigating complex legal landscapes to secure rightful compensation.Learn More: https://foylelegal.com/blog/car-accident-compensation-945k-compensation-for-brain-injuryFor a comprehensive understanding and expert guidance on car accident compensation, visit Foyle Legal's website: https://foylelegal.com/Follow us on social media for the latest updates and additional legal resources:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@foylelegalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoyleLegalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/foyle.legal/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@foylelegalX: https://twitter.com/foylelegalLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/foyle-legal/Timestamp:00:00 - Introduction to Long-Term Consequences of Car Accidents00:38 - Case Study: Injured Passenger vs. At-Fault Driver00:58 - Accident Details: Negligent Driving and Severe Injuries02:22 - Plaintiff's Injuries: Skull Fractures and Brain Trauma03:16 - Defining Dural Tears03:37 - Visible Long-Term Effects: Scars and Drooping Eyelid04:18 - Defense Arguments: Pre-existing Condition and Family Problems05:09 - Neuropsychological Testing: Unveiling Cognitive Deficits06:17 - Psychological Impact: Diagnosing Major Depressive Disorder06:33 - Conflicting Psychiatrist Evaluations: Antose vs. Tay07:59 - Calculating Damages: Pain and Suffering Award ($206,000)08:59 - Assessing Lost Earning Capacity: Past and Future ($469,924 Total)10:10 - Accounting for Ongoing Care and Medical Expenses11:07 - The Crucial Role of Legal Representation11:47 - First Steps After a Serious Accident: Medical Attention12:10 - Seeking Legal Counsel: Statute of Limitations and Evidence12:51 - The Importance of Documentation: Creating a Paper Trail13:11 - Defense Tactics: Minimizing Impact and Blaming the Victim14:18 - Broader Implications: Societal Support for Accident Victims15:15 - Long-Term Support: A Marathon, Not a Sprint15:39 - Mother's Background as Ambulance Officer: Accidents Happen to Anyone16:17 - Understanding Economic vs. Non-Economic Damages17:33 - Quantifying Intangible Losses: Legal Precedent and Judicial Discretion18:40 - The Role of Skilled Lawyers in Maximizing Compensation19:30 - Key Takeaways: True Cost of Accidents and Legal Support20:33 - Resources for Accident Victims: FOYLE Legal21:00 - Revisiting the Mother's Role and Empathy in Accidents22:19 - Closing Remarks: Stay Safe and Informed22:25 - Podcast Closing and Disclaimer-----Legal Disclaimer:The Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal podcast provides general information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The content is based primarily on Western Australian law and may not apply in other jurisdictions. Listening to this podcast does not establish a solicitor-client relationship, and the content is not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. This podcast is intended primarily for Western Australian listeners.We aim to help injured individuals understand their rights and responsibilities; however, we do not actively encourage listeners to make a claim unless they believe it is the right decision for their circumstances. We strongly recommend consulting a qualified lawyer before making any legal decisions and ensuring that decisions are based on legal advice specific to your situation.The podcast may feature different hosts and guests whose opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of Foyle Legal. Not all guests are legal practitioners, and their opinions may not align with our legal practice. While we strive to edit opinions that may not be factually correct, they may remain if their removal disrupts the episode's flow.The information is believed to be accurate as of the date the source material was first published, but Foyle Legal does not guarantee its completeness, accuracy, or timeliness. Laws and regulations may change, and we encourage listeners to seek updated legal advice from local professionals. Foyle Legal is not liable for any loss or damage arising from reliance on this podcast's content. We recommend that listeners always consult a qualified lawyer for advice specific to their individual legal circumstances.Disclosure:We may participate in affiliate or sponsorship programs to support the creation of this podcast. Some episodes may include links or mentions of products and services, for which we may receive financial compensation. Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal operates independently, and any references to external entities do not constitute endorsements.
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