Are you a survivor of sexual abuse who received compensation from the National Redress Scheme and were advised by Knowmore Legal Services? If so, you may now be entitled to additional compensation.

Arnold Thomas & Becker have launched a class action for survivors of institutional sexual abuse who received compensation from the National Redress Scheme for Institutional Child Sexual Abuse and were advised by Knowmore Legal Service.

Client outcomes

As a leading Australian abuse firm, you can be assured we are empathetic, discreet and have vast experience having helped hundreds of clients achieve justice through compensation.

We have settled many landmark, ground-breaking cases awarding our clients maximum compensation entitlements.

• $3.3 million to the victim of a notorious paedophile after the church argued compensation should be only $250,000
• $1 million payout for a former student whose teacher forced him to strip naked during “sex education” classes at a school for the deaf
• $1.75 million for a survivor of one of Victoria’s most notorious paedophile priests

View more of our sexual abuse client outcomes.

Contact us today

Arnold Thomas & Becker are a leading Australian abuse firm and have helped hundreds of clients achieve justice.

We are currently also running over 400 civil claims against Victorian schools for historical child sexual abuse, which involves action against more than 250 schools across the state. For more information, visit our School Sexual Abuse Lawyers page.

For a confidential and obligation free discussion contact us today on 1300 333 300 or email [email protected].

Avoid the National Redress Scheme

Arnold Thomas & Becker warns abuse survivors that The National Redress Scheme could leave you unfairly short-changed. All victims of institutional sexual abuse, including state wards, clergy abuse survivors and others, should speak to our expert abuse team before entering into any compensation agreement.

Our experienced lawyers handle cases like this on a regular basis and will provide you with compassionate support to ensure you are appropriately compensated for the trauma inflicted upon you.

For more information, visit our National Redress Scheme webpage.