Kimberley Becker
Partner
Kimberley was admitted to the Supreme Court of NSW in 2006 and spent a year working with an insurance company before joining Taylor & Scott in 2007. Kimberley was made an associate of Taylor & Scott in 2010.
Kimberley is a member of Taylor & Scott’s personal injury team with a focus on workers compensation and industrial deafness claims. Since joining Taylor & Scott, Kimberley’s areas of practice have expanded to include security of payments, Wills and Estates.
Qualifications and Admissions
- Bachelor of Laws
- Bachelor of Business
- Admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales
Memberships and Industry Participation:
- Law Society of New South Wales
Kimberley's Success Stories
Run in with boss results in back injury and successful work injury damages claim
Our client was a labourer and machine operator working for a company in country NSW. His work involved operating excavators and dump trucks. The work was reasonably light, and our client loved his job. At one point our c...
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Fall Down Stairs At Work Leads To Psychological Problems
Kimberley Becker, Associate at Taylor & Scott, reports.
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Dogged Fight For Father Of Four To Get Workers Compensation Justice
Kimberley Becker and her team at Campbelltown have recently completed a claim for a father of four seeking back payments of weekly compensation. Our client was a labourer who was injured in a lifting accident way back in...
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Articles by Kimberley
How Do They Decide if My injuries Are Caused By The Accident?
Workplace or personal injuries are usually easy to point out when you go to make a claim, but adequately gathered medical evidence can often be the difference between getting deserved compensation and the insurers refusi...
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Can a Pre-existing Condition Affect a Workers Compensation Claim?
Thousands of Australians are affected by injury and chronic conditions, sustained on the sporting field, in a car accident or from birth. If you’re one of many working with a pre-existing condition, it is important to know how this will affect a workers compensation claim, should you need to make one.
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Can I work a new job although I am receiving workers compensation benefits?
Workers compensation in NSW encourages injured workers to return to work as soon as possible. With the help of a case manager or workplace rehabilitation provider, it is the responsibility of both the injured employee an...
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