Personal Injury - Success Stories

At Taylor & Scott, we believe that every case is a testament to our commitment to justice and client advocacy.

Our "Success Stories" section highlights the significant victories we have achieved on behalf of our clients, showcasing not only the legal expertise of our dedicated team but also the profound impact our work has on individuals and communities. Each story reflects our unwavering dedication to understanding our clients' unique circumstances and crafting tailored strategies that lead to successful outcomes.

2.5m Win For Construction Worker

Taylor & Scott recently obtained a Judgment in the Supreme Court on behalf of an injured worker who sued his employer and his host employer.

Fall at Restaurant Client Secures Compensation Payout

Our client attended a local restaurant with family members one evening. Having had an extremely pleasant dinner, our client and her family were leaving the restaurant. As our client walked along, her feet shot out from...

Falling Steel Plate – Foot Amputation Large Compensation Payout Secured

Our client was a formwork carpenter who after many years in the construction industry decided to retrain as a crane rigger and dogman. His employer sent him to work on various construction sites. At the time of his accid...

Lifetime of Heavy Lifting Results in Permanent Back injury Large Payout Secured for Migrant Worker

Our client migrated to Australia in the early 70s. With a young family to support, he secured employment with a scaffolding and plant hire company. Over the next several years, his work required him to continually bend, ...

Struck in Back by Metal Pipe – Labourer Wins Substantial Damages

Our client was employed by a labour-hire company who then sent him out to work for various construction companies. On this occasion, he had been sent to assist a demolition company who had the contract to demolish a buil...

Lifetime of Labouring Results in Three Compensation Claims

Our client worked in the construction industry all of his working life. He usually worked around sixty hours per week. Over the last fifteen years, he had suffered a number of injuries and noticed that his physical condition was deteriorating. In the early 2000s, he injured his knee.