No Win No Fee Personal Injury Lawyers, Adelaide.

Our team of Adelaide compensation lawyers have significant experience in this area of law, and appreciate how difficult it can be for victim survivors of sexual abuse and physical abuse to take the first step when it comes to these personal injury claims. This is why our directors, lawyers and whole team always take a trauma informed approach to dealing with claims of sexual abuse and physical abuse.

All the members of our law firm are committed to achieving the best outcome for clients, and of achieving a favourable compensation pay out. This can include compensation for pain and suffering, economic loss, care and assistance, treatment and travel expenses.

Our personal injury lawyers have a long history of assisting with civil claims against institutions (i.e., schools, churches, governments, community organisations etc.) and directly against individuals who perpetrate sexual abuse and/or physical abuse. Our lawyers can also provide advice to South Australians who have previously resolved a claim against an institution (other than via the National Redress Scheme), who under state law can re-litigate their claim for higher compensation.

Our lawyers can provide advice about whether you should make a National Redress Scheme payment application, seeking a compensation pay out for having suffered institutional child sexual abuse. It is important to understand that if you accept a compensation payment via the National Redress Scheme it finalises all of your legal rights to compensation, potentially for less than could have been achieved by negotiation outside of the National Redress Scheme.

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Our personal injury lawyers represent South Australians who have suffered injuries in motor vehicle accidents and are entitled to make compensation claims. This includes drivers and passengers in cars and other vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians. If you have suffered an injury under these circumstances but are unsure whether you are eligible to claim compensation under the Compulsory Third Party (CTP) scheme in South Australia, talk to a MKF motor vehicle accident lawyer (Adelaide wide) for advice.​

Motor vehicle accidents are a common cause of personal injury, and our law firm is committed to securing favourable compensation for our clients. Your first discussion with us will be free, and if you instruct us to manage your claim, we will act on a no win, no fee basis. This enables you to access legal representation and advice without incurring any costs in the first instance.​

You should seek legal advice from our lawyers if you are already pursuing a claim and your CTP insurer is:
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1. delaying a liability determination;
2. saying you are liable or partly liable for the accident;
3. refusing to fund medical treatment expenses;
4. arranging a medical assessment with a doctor of their choice; or
5. making an offer to resolve your claim.

It is also important to know that ​time limits apply in motor vehicle accident claims.

Many clients who come to our Adelaide CBD office are unaware that time limits apply.

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MKF personal injury lawyers provide legal advice in cases involving deaths that occur as the result of a motor vehicle accident, as well as assisting clients to pursue claims when deaths have happened as a result of medical treatment or through being a victim of murder or manslaughter. Our lawyers can pursue compensation claims in cases of medical negligence and other accident claims when there is a spouse and/or children whose financial situation and wellbeing is dependent on the deceased person.

MKF Adelaide compensation lawyers specialise in providing legal representation in motor vehicle accident claims, including managing a personal injury claim when dependants of a person killed in an accident can demonstrate they have suffered a psychiatric injury.

Our lawyers also handle medical negligence cases, and will claim compensation for dependants in cases where negligence in the provision of medical treatment has resulted in death. Medical negligence claims can be brought against medical providers for breaching their duty of care, ​failing to properly investigate or provide adequate treatment.

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If you consider sufficient provision was not made for you under a will or that a document is incorrectly being purported to be the final will of a person, you may be able to contest the will.   Legislation restricts who is entitled to contest a will.  It is important that you seek legal advice regarding whether you are entitled to contest a will and on what basis that claim should be made as early as possible as strict time limits apply to contesting a will.  A claim must be notified to the executor and filed in court within 6 months of a grant of probate. 

MKF Lawyers can provide advice regarding whether a will can be contested and provide advice regarding the best approach to protect your entitlements prior to the distribution of an estate occurring.  

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