Gerard Malouf & Partners Solicitors

14/10/2026

30 years. 30 moments. One unwavering commitment.

In this series, we explore the moments that have shaped our story.

When life takes an unexpected turn, knowing where to turn for help can make all the difference.

Reaching 10,000 cases in 2015 was more than a milestone for GMP Law. It represented thousands of people who had trusted us to help them navigate some of life's most difficult moments.

13/10/2026

Injured in a shopping centre?

The hardest part isn't always proving you were injured. It's identifying who is responsible.

Liability may rest with the shopping centre, a retailer, a cleaning contractor or a maintenance provider. In some cases, more than one party may be liable.

That's why getting legal advice early matters.

Claim your first consult, free: https://bit.ly/3SbrfJ0

09/10/2026

Something went wrong during surgery. What happens next?

Unexpected complications can leave you with more questions than answers.

In some cases, complications are a known risk of surgery. In others, they may result from inadequate care.

Some examples of potential surgical negligence include:
▶ Operating on the wrong part of the body
▶ Leaving surgical instruments inside the body
▶ Failing to follow appropriate surgical procedures
▶ Injuries caused by inadequate care.

It can be difficult to know where your situation falls.

If you’re dealing with an unexpected outcome after surgery, speaking with a lawyer can help you understand what happened and whether you may have a claim.

🤳 Request a callback with our team: https://bit.ly/3z4Nee3

08/10/2026

Injured on a theme park ride? You may have a claim.

We recently acted for a client seriously injured on a water slide after the operator failed to follow its own safety procedures. The operator initially denied liability, but the claim ultimately settled in our client’s favour.

Our guide explains when a theme park operator may be liable for your injury.

Were you injured at a theme park? Learn your rights, whether your accident qualifies as a public liability claim, and how to seek compensation.

07/10/2026

30 years. 30 moments. One unwavering commitment.

In this series, we explore the moments that have shaped our story.

You might not think about who is responsible when you drive on a local road, walk through a park, or visit your local library. But councils have a responsibility to keep public spaces safe.

Thompson v Bathurst City Council was an important case in shaping that responsibility and how councils approach the safety of the places we all use.

It’s a reminder that the work we do can help make everyday places safer for everyone.

06/10/2026

Your medical records tell only part of the story.

An injury can affect much more than your health. When making a claim, it’s important to consider the impact on:
▶ your ability to work.
▶ your relationships and family life.
▶ everyday activities.
▶ the things you enjoy.
▶ your future needs and ability to work.

These impacts can be easy to overlook when the focus is on your diagnosis and treatment.

We’ve put together a free guide to help you understand what to consider when making a claim, what evidence can help, and how the process works.

Read our free claims guide: https://bit.ly/3TohGdh

02/10/2026

Injured while travelling overseas? You may still have a legal claim in Australia.

We’ve helped Australians injured overseas in places including Bali, Thailand, and the Pacific Islands.

Claims can involve:
▶ Resort accidents
▶ Flights and transfers
▶ Overseas medical treatment
▶ Tours and activities

If you’ve been injured overseas, contact GMP Law to understand your options.

01/10/2026

If you experienced abuse in institutional care, it’s important to understand that the National Redress Scheme is not the only possible pathway.

The Scheme provides compensation for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse, while a civil claim may provide an avenue to pursue compensation for other forms of abuse, including physical and psychological abuse and serious neglect.

Every situation is different, and understanding your legal options is an important first step.

If you’re a survivor of institutional abuse, contact our team for a free and confidential consultation.

30/09/2026

30 years. 30 moments. One unwavering commitment.

In this series, we explore the moments that have shaped our story.

We believe the law should do more than decide cases, it should fix what is broken. One such case is Doumit v Jabb's Excavations, which led to excavators being recognised as motor vehicles, broadening compensation eligibility for people injured by such vehicles.

29/09/2026

A hand injury led to a $300,000 settlement.

Our client injured her thumb while using a food-processing machine, but her tendon and nerve injury was not diagnosed despite repeated visits to her GP. She eventually required surgery and a year of rehabilitation, with permanent disability in her dominant hand.

Our latest guide explains how hand, wrist and finger injury claims are assessed and what compensation may be available.

Injured your hand, wrist or finger? Find out how much compensation you may be entitled to, what affects your payout, and how to make a claim in Australia.