Leah is experienced in managing complex personal injury claims and is committed to providing professional services to her clients.

​Leah has been working for personal injury firms for 16 years, and was admitted as a solicitor in 2020.

Leah prides herself on making the personal injury claim process as straightforward and easy to understand as possible for her clients.
 
Leah’s qualifications and affiliations include:

• Bachelor of Laws - Central Queensland University​
• Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland​
• Member of TDLA, NQLA

If you have been injured in a public or private space, you may be entitled to claim compensation from the owner or occupier. They have a duty of care to ensure that foreseeable risks to your safety are identified and addressed.

Most public liability claims are paid by insurers, as businesses and property owners typically hold public liability insurance.

Compensation in these cases is assessed similarly to road accident and work injury claims. As every situation is unique, tailored legal advice is essential.

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Healthcare providers owe patients a duty of care. When that care falls below an acceptable standard and causes harm, a medical negligence claim may arise.

​Common Examples Include:

• Misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis
• Surgical errors
• Inadequate treatment or follow-up care 

Workplace injuries aren’t always straightforward, especially when they affect your ability to earn an income.

If your injury was caused by your employer’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation covering:

• Lost wages
• Medical expenses
• Future care and support

​Understanding your entitlements can help protect your financial future and your family’s wellbeing.

Motor vehicle accidents can have lasting physical, emotional, and financial impacts. If the accident was fully or partly someone else’s fault, you may be eligible to make a claim through Queensland’s Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance scheme.