Workers compensation – NSW

Brianna 6 May 2014 6 May 2014 1

Hi Hive Mind,

Can anyone advise on a suitable solicitor for a workers compensation claim in NSW? The worker in question has been working in NSW as a process worker but lives in the ACT.

Many firms have been approached but we have been told that they only help under ACT laws.

I look forward to any suggestions.

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Wilco 3:31 pm 07 May 14

Try Andrew Christopoulos of AC Lawyers in Sydney – http://www.aclawyer.com.au

Visits QBN regularly for consultations etc.

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