Turner Freeman Lawyers has recently been in the news, as seen on the Daily Mail regarding a significant outcome achieved for one of our clients due to an injury sustained while working at Bunnings Seven Hills in 2018. Learn more:
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.@tflawyers have today confirmed that they will continue their Cash for Goals initiative supporting @ADRI_Research in 2023/24: https://t.co/MEmQqH9bSE #WSW
A massive congratulations to our amazing partners, the @PenrithPanthers on achieving the 3-peat and becoming the first team to do so in the modern era.
We are proud to be affiliated with such a great club & look forward to seeing the boys defend their crown again next season!
Turner Freeman Lawyers were the gameday sponsor for the Battle of the West between the @PenrithPanthers & the Eels. The evening featured our Pass the Ball inflatable, a Spin the Wheel at our marquee with loads of giveaways for all the fans in attendance &
Throughout the afternoon, Senior Associates Angela O'Reilly, Allanah Giuttari and Stephen Matthews provided interesting and well received presentations. Partners Fady Dous, Richard Dababneh and Luke Power were also present to field numerous questions from the audience.
On Saturday, 8 July 2023, the Turner Freeman Parramatta team delivered a seminar to GPs from the greater Western Sydney Area about workplace injuries, motor accident claims, specifically addressing the crucial role general practitioners hold in the claim process.
It involved a man riding a scooter and an unidentified 4WD/Ute. Paramedics were on the scene. We request that any such witnesses contact Ciaran Ehrich at Turner Freeman Lawyers on (07) 5571 4111 as a matter of priority.
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
We are calling for any witnesses to, or in the area of, an incident involving a motor vehicle that occurred on Friday 21 April 2023 at approximately 4:10pm. The incident occurred on the Intersection of Ross Street and Nerang Broadbeach Road at Carrara.
Turner Freeman Lawyers was proud to partner with the Asbestos and Dust Diseases Research Institute and donate $500 for every home goal scored by the @wswanderersfc. After a successful season by the WSW, we have donated $21,500 to ADDRI!
Congratulations to Sarim Attique and Angela O'Reilly from our Parramatta office who were honoured for receiving their specialist accreditation in Personal Injury Law at The Law Society of NSW ceremony. We're very proud of both of you!
Congratulations to Jenna Hutchinson, Partner of our Brisbane office, who has been named as the 2022 Outstanding Alumni in Law and Justice by the University of Southern Queensland - Australia. What an amazing achievement!
Co-major partner @tflawyers have recommitted to giving back through every goal scored in 2022/23 to the Asbestos Diseases Research Institute.
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Yesterday, the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (“Ahpra”) established a cosmetic surgery complaints hotline. Learn more:
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Today, The Sydney Morning Herald, published a story of the medical regulator releasing a multi-year plan to create new accreditation standards for cosmetic surgery. Learn more: https://t.co/zyfj5xdQ74
We are therefore looking for information relating to the black SUV that was travelling on that highway. We request that any such witnesses contact Tamika McPhee at Turner Freeman Lawyers on (07) 5571 4111 as a matter of priority.
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
We are calling for any witnesses to, or in the area of, an incident involving a motor vehicle that occurred on 2 December in 2020 at approximately 2.00pm. The incident occurred on the Bruce Highway northbound past the Steve Irwin Way exit @ Beerburrum, QLD
It involved a Mitsubishi Hino Tow Truck with registration PRT87 which was parked on the side of the road to collect and tow a Mitsubishi Triton Ute when a SUV travelling on the highway veered too close to the parked vehicles and the driver of the tow truck.
Today, ABC News, published a story of a jump in Emergency Department (ED) visits as more Australians are waiting longer. Read full story here: https://t.co/O2wpOFVBM6