Law Partners Injury Lawyers

16/10/2026

We’re proud to share that four of our lawyers have been recognised nationally in Doyle’s Guide 2026, across three areas of personal injury law.

Congratulations to Chantille Khoury, Andrew Edward-Joy, Tanja Maksimovic and Sheree Buchanan on this outstanding achievement!

This national recognition reflects their expertise, dedication and commitment to helping injured Australians access the support and compensation they deserve.

It's also a proud moment for our entire team. Expertise, hard work and care for our clients make achievements like these possible as we help our community with all the support and compensation they deserve.

Doyle’s Guide 2026 – Australia-wide rankings

Work Injury Compensation Lawyers (Plaintiff)

Chantille Khoury – Leading

Andrew Edward-Joy – Leading

Motor Vehicle Accident Compensation Lawyers (Plaintiff)

Tanja Maksimovic – Leading

Institutional Abuse Compensation Lawyers (Plaintiff)

Sheree Buchanan – Recommended

Please join us in congratulating all four on this fantastic recognition!

16/10/2026

How safe is maternity care in Victorian hospitals?

Postpartum haemorrhage is a serious complication following childbirth and recognising the warning signs and receiving timely treatment can make all the difference.

Our latest article explores the risks, the importance of appropriate medical care and when complications may raise questions about medical negligence.

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Here’s what the findings mean, why timely care matters and what you can do if you’re concerned about your treatment.

16/10/2026

National Redress Scheme or civil compensation claim – what’s the difference?

For survivors of institutional childhood abuse, understanding your options is an important step. Both pathways offer different outcomes, and choosing one could affect your future rights.

Our latest guide explains the key differences, important deadlines and what to consider before making a decision.

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If you’re considering redress or a civil compensation claim, understanding the differences can help you decide what’s right for you. 

15/10/2026

Are you getting everything you’re entitled to from your workers compensation claim?

From medical expenses to potential lump sum payments, you could be entitled to more than you realise.

Contact us on 13 15 15 or request a callback via our website

15/10/2026

Hit by an e-bike? Who pays for your recovery?

Many people don’t realise that e-bike accidents may fall outside traditional road injury compensation schemes, leaving injured people without the support they expected.

Our latest article explores this gap in NSW and Victoria, and what compensation options may still be available.

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An e-bike passing on the school run. A delivery rider heading to their next order. A familiar shared path where people walk, ride and catch up with friends.

15/10/2026

Had your psychological injury workers compensation claim denied in NSW? You may still have options.

Many people don’t realise they could be eligible for a TPD payout through their super, even if their workers compensation claim has been rejected.

Find out what you could be entitled to and what steps you can take next in our latest guide.

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If your workers compensation psychological injury claim has been denied in NSW, we understand this can be frustrating and overwhelming. You've been dealing

13/10/2026

Not all workplace injuries happen in a single accident. Some develop gradually over time.

If your work has caused or contributed to an injury, you may still be entitled to workers compensation.

Unsure if you can claim? Call us on 13 15 15 for free legal advice or request a callback via our website.

09/10/2026

Not every condition affecting someone’s life or ability to work is visible.

This World Mental Health Day, we’re raising awareness that mental health conditions may also qualify for TPD insurance and other forms of compensation, depending on individual circumstances.

Many people may have more options available than they realise. Read our latest blog post to find out more:

A mental health condition can affect every part of someone’s life. That can include their health, relationships, independence, ability to work and financial

08/10/2026

Nearly 25 million steps. $13,539 raised. What a Steptember!

As a proud partner of Cerebral Palsy Alliance, Law Partners Injury Lawyers was delighted to get behind this year’s challenge, supporting people and families living with cerebral palsy.

Across 25 teams, 89 of our people logged an incredible 24,892,496 steps, placing us 6th in Australia’s legal industry for steps taken.

A huge cheer for our leading steppers, Ziyvan Ali and Nicol Petkovic, who each recorded more than 1.8 million steps, followed by Claudia Roberts with more than 1.2 million.

And amazingly, Ziyyan and Nicol took out the top two spots for Steptember nationally!

Our top stepping team, The September Squad – featuring (naturally) Nicol, Ziyvan, Layla Rae and Olivia Zhang – also placed 5th in Australia!

Finally, our top individual fundraiser, Rachel Tannous, raised a fantastic $3,921.35.

All this a great achievement displaying so much effort, encouragement and team spirit - for a cause we’re super proud to support.

Thank you kindly to everyone who took part, donated and cheered us on.

01/10/2026

Finding trusted information and support after birth trauma is so important for our communities.

We’re proud to announce our partnership with Birth Trauma Australia (BTA), helping its trusted online resources reach more women+, birthing people and families who need them.

As BTA’s National Resource Visibility and Reach Impact Partner, we’re supporting its work to help more people find information, practical support and pathways to care.

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Birth trauma can affect a parent, baby or family long after the birth itself. Finding clear information and someone who will listen can make it easier to