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You won’t pay unless we win your case
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Your case is treated with care and attention, not as just another file
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Work with experienced professionals from start to finish
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Respiratory Diseases |
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Autoimmune & Immune Disorders |
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Gastrointestinal & Kidney Disorders |
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Cancer & Other Serious Illnesses |
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Contact Wyatts’ superannuation lawyers today to receive the compensation you’re entitled to.
CONTACT WYATTS
Tell us about your claim. We’ll listen to you and take the time to get to know you so we can fully understand your situation, injuries and needs.
YOUR ELIGIBILITY
We will explain in simple terms what you are entitled to based on what you have told us. Then we’ll offer to get started working on your behalf.
WE GET STARTED
You decide if you would like one of our CTP compensation lawyers to start your case. Then we get to work for you.
Free initial consultation
No win no fee policy
Five convenient office locations
In-home consultation If you are unable to travel
We can talk to you in your preferred language
Does the Cause of My Injury or Illness Matter?
No, the cause of your injury or illness doesn’t affect your eligibility for a Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) claim. If your condition prevents you from working, you may qualify. If your injury or illness developed at the workplace or due to work, you might also be eligible for workers’ compensation. However, some policies have exclusions, such as pre-existing conditions.
If you’re unsure, consulting a TPD injury lawyer can help clarify your options.
Can I File Multiple TPD Claims?
Yes, if you have multiple TPD policies, you can lodge separate claims for each one. Many people accumulate multiple superannuation funds over time, each potentially carrying a TPD policy. Claiming under one policy won’t affect claims on others, but each must be filed separately.
How Long Do TPD Claims for Chronic Injury and Illness Take?
Processing times typically range from 6 to 12 months. Insurance companies usually assess claims within six months, but complex cases may take longer. Once the insurer approves a claim, the superannuation fund trustee conducts a separate review, adding another one to two months to the timeline.
What Is the Average Payout for a TPD Claim?
Payouts generally fall between $60,000 and $600,000, with many exceeding $200,000. Your exact payout depends on your insured benefit amount, which is listed on your superannuation member statement.
How Do No Win No Fee Lawyers Work?
Wyatts operates on a No Win, No Fee basis, meaning you won’t pay legal fees unless your case is successful. This allows you to pursue your claim without financial risk. Always check what is covered under the No Win, No Fee agreement to avoid unexpected costs.
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