Arnold Thomas & Becker has a media team who focus on raising awareness of issues important to our communities.

We welcome the opportunity to assist with media interviews and information requests.

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100-year law overturned in landmark case

In a momentous outcome for all workers, this week the High Court of Australia ruled in our client’s favour and reinstated a $1,442,405 damages verdict for breach of contract previously awarded by the Supreme Court of Victoria in December 2022.

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Vince’s story: The dangers of silica dust

If there’s one message our client Vince wants to pass on to future generations, it’s this: your life is more important than work.

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Myth or fact: Common workers’ compensation FAQs

We set out to answer some of the common questions and myths that surround workers compensations claims.

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A life turned upside down by a drink-driver

Tim Stannage’s life changed forever the day a drink-driver slammed a car into his vehicle on an otherwise normal workday.

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A lasting message for riders and drivers: look out for each other

While Motorcyclist Awareness Month is coming to an end, we want to remind everyone that motorbike safety extends beyond just one month, and that every moment on the road should be ‘motorcyclist aware’.

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A landmark matter in employment law

It was a landmark occasion for Arnold Thomas & Becker Lawyers on 16 October, with our lawyer Nick Korkliniewski instructing in the High Court of Australia in the matter of Elisha v Vision Australia Limited.

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Work injury leads to amputation and decade-long road to recovery

A normal day turned catastrophic for our client after he suffered a work injury, leading to amputation and a decade-long road to recovery.

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$950k settlement for client abused by notorious pedophile

Arnold Thomas & Becker is seeking witnesses with information regarding teacher William (Bill) Alexander Allen.

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A close call: An important message for Motorcyclist Awareness month

October is Motorcyclist Awareness month – a cause particularly close to our client’s heart after he lost his leg in a senseless crash involving a motorist.

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Public liability and horses explained

The equine industry in Australia is vast and spans many disciplines, from dressage to rodeo and everything in between, and it's crucial to understand your public liability obligations.

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The rise and fall of e-scooters in Melbourne

Hundreds of e-scooters have been removed from the CBD after the City of Melbourne decided to tear up its contracts with providers Lime and Neuron in August.

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Workplace safety: Your right to come home from work

Sadly, two young men have lost their lives at work in the last two weeks. It’s the 28th and 29th workplace fatality for 2024.

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School workplace injuries on the rise

Astoundingly, recent data indicates that incidents of workplace injuries by school and tertiary teachers are on the rise.

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When a landlord is liable for a tenant injury

There are a number of circumstances where a tenant occupying premises owned by a landlord can be injured, and sometimes the landlord may be liable for the injury.

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$250,000 for injured train passenger

Our client received $250,000 in compensation after falling from a train in a case that other law firms dismissed.

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$1.97m judgement for storeman/forklift driver

Over a third of all workplace injuries every year in Australia are caused by body stressing – from manual labour such as lifting, pushing and pulling.

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An $800,000 success story against a supermarket giant

We are proud of our reputation to take on employers and are known to challenge insurers and defendants to maximise the monetary payments of our injured clients.

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New workers comp laws – why you need a lawyer

New changes to the workers compensation law have created the greatest reduction in support for injured Victorians in decades.

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Knowmore Class Action: All you need to know

Everything you need to know about the Knowmore Class Action.

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Scaffolding falls on the rise in Victoria

Arnold Thomas & Becker welcomes WorkSafe Victoria’s recently launched statewide blitz to tackle fall risks on building sites.

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Injured on an airplane? You might be entitled to compensation

Passengers who were injured on-board Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 when it encountered severe turbulence may be eligible for compensation.

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Your right to feel safe from violence at work

Front-line workers who are most at risk of suffering an injury due to violence and aggression in the workplace - and it's not OK.

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An important message for National Road Safety Week

This week is National Road Safety Week, an annual initiative highlighting the devastating impacts of road trauma and driving safely.

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Do you know what the most common workplace injury is?

Approximately 30,000 Australians are injured per year at work - what is the most common injury?

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Why do I need a lawyer for a TAC claim?

Why it's important to have a lawyer on your side for your TAC claim.

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Can an employer deny a workers compensation claim?

Many people are understandably nervous about the idea of lodging a workers compensation claim with their employer, for fear that it will be denied.

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Road safety: It’s everyone’s responsibility

Unfortunately, we’ve seen close to 300 lives lost on our Victorian since January 1, 2023 – a 20% increase on last year’s toll.

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Workers comp myth busting: Costs

Myth: You’ll be out of pocket when making a claim with Arnold Thomas & Becker.

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Arnold Thomas & Becker welcomes Tasmania’s Commission of Inquiry and warns against the Redress Scheme

Arnold Thomas & Becker recently welcomed the Commission of Inquiry into the Tasmanian Government's responses to child sexual abuse in institutional settings.

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A life changing fall: Ricardo’s story

Our client, Ricardo Fuentes, who almost died at his workplace in February 2020 after falling 10 metres to the ground when scaffolding collapsed.

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