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Workers’ Compensation Lawyers Perth & WA 

If you’ve been injured at work, Stephen Browne’s workers’ compensation lawyers can help with your claim for work injury compensation. Our No Win No Fee* lawyers will ensure you claim every dollar you’re entitled to. 

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Who’s eligible to make a workers' compensation claim? 

If you’ve been injured at work in Western Australia and made a workers’ compensation claim, our experienced workers’ compensation lawyers in Perth and Joondalup may be able to help. Strict time limits apply to make a claim. We can help whether you’re employed: 

  • Full-time 

  • Part-time 

  • Seasonally 

  • As a piece worker 

  • On commission 

What workers’ compensation can I claim? 

The workers’ compensation in WA you can claim depends on the: 

  • Circumstances of your injury 

Workers' compensation can include payments for:  

  • Loss of income  

  • Medical costs 

  • Travelling expenses  

  • Rehabilitation expenses  

At Stephen Browne, our dedicated workers' compensation lawyers are committed to helping you obtain the compensation you deserve. 

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What is the process to claim for workers' compensation in WA?

At Stephen Browne, our experienced local workers' compensation team have been navigating workers’ compensation in Western Australia for nearly 40 years. Each client and their worker’s compensation claim are unique, and so the time for each claim process can vary. We’re here to help, advise and support you. Below are the four key stages of a workers’ compensation claim.

Obligation-free first consultation

During your obligation-free consultation with Stephen Browne’s workers’ compensation lawyers in Perth or Joondalup, we’ll listen to your situation and review your claim. If our workers' compensation lawyers can help, we’ll explain your available compensation options and our No Win No Fee* fee structure. 

*Conditions apply.

Assess and build your claim

Our experienced local workers’ compensation lawyers in Perth and Joondalup will gather the necessary documentation and evidence to build and support your claim and ensure you achieve the best outcome.

Negotiation

Our trusted workers’ compensation lawyers will negotiate on your behalf with the workers’ compensation insurer, to ensure you maximise your claim. For most workers’ compensation claims, agreement is reached out of court, but if your claim proceeds to a court hearing, we’ll support you every step of the way.

Settlement

At Stephen Browne we’re committed to ensuring you receive the compensation you’re entitled to, so you can recover and move forward with your life.

Notify acceptance of the claim

Within 14 days of receiving the documents, your employer’s insurer must notify you that your claim has been accepted, is disputed, or is pending. It would be ‘pending’ if your employer’s insurer needs more information to accept or dispute your claim. Your employer or their workers’ compensation insurer may then refer you to a doctor that they choose, before deciding on their acceptance of your claim. There are time limits and rules surrounding these medical referrals, which your work accident lawyers can help you with.

Obligation-free claim review

If you have made a claim, Stephen Browne’s No Win No Fee* local lawyers can review it to ensure you maximise the compensation you're entitled to claim.

Complete the form, and our Client Service Team will contact you.

*Conditions apply.

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What Our Clients Say…

Over the last 40 years we have worked hard to deliver our clients outstanding results and ensure they get the compensation they rightly deserve.

Thank you so much for all your efforts and support these past few years. You really made a big difference to all of us.

Angelo

    Melissa Coyne was appointed on my case and what professional service I received from start to finish. She always replied promptly to my mails, sometimes 10 at night!! I will recommend their service to anyone.

    Reza

      Excellent service from start to finish. Stephen, Bianca, Michelle and Mr. Pratt were upfront from the beginning and always kept me informed throughout the entire process. I was very happy with the whole procedure and the final settlement. I would not hesitate to refer them to anyone. Once again thank you. 

      Simon

        Workers Compensation FAQs

        What is workers' compensation?

        Workers' compensation in WA includes statutory entitlements that ensure workers who suffer a work-related injury or illness receive compensation for associated medical costs and loss of earnings.

        How to claim workers' compensation?

        Strict time limits apply to make a claim. It is important to ensure that you have:  

        • Reported the incident or injury to your employer 

        • Seen your doctor for a First Certificate of Capacity 

        • Completed WorkCover WA’s Workers’ Compensation Claim Form 

        In your obligation-free consultation with an experienced workers’ compensation lawyer, we can review your claim and advise you regarding your potential entitlements.

        Does workers' compensation cover contractors?

        Under Western Australian law, you’re a ‘worker’ if you work: 

        • Full time 

        • Part time 

        • Casually 

        • Seasonally 

        • On commission 

        • As a piece worker 

        Depending on your working arrangement, you may also be a ‘worker’ if you’re a contractor or sub-contractor.

        How does workers' compensation work in WA?

        WorkCover WA is the government agency that oversees and regulates the workers’ compensation and injury management scheme in Western Australia. The scheme helps to ensure that workers who have sustained a work-related injury or illness are compensated for associated medical expenses and loss of earnings. It also assists in workers’ with rehabilitation and return to work.

        Our workers' compensation lawyers in Perth and Joondalup