🚩 3 Red Flags in Workers Comp Claims (NSW) If you’re in a workers compensation claim and something feels “off”, these are three common warning signs we see: 1) Weekly payments stop after a “decision letter” (s 78 notice) In NSW, insurers usually don’t just “stop” payments, they issue a formal decision (s 78 notice) saying you’re no longer entitled to weekly benefits. This can happen if they dispute liability, say you have capacity for work, or rely on an IME report. Don’t ignore it, seek legal

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How Much Is Your Section 32 REALLY Worth? If you’re dealing with a workers’ compensation case and wondering what your Section 32 settlement might actually be worth, this video breaks down how settlement value is really evaluated. I talk about why workers’ comp settlements can range from relatively small numbers to six or even seven figures, how insurance carriers think in terms of percentages of case value, and why two cases that look similar on paper can end up with very different outcomes. . .

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