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State laws designed to protect insurance company profits and reduce payouts to injury victims, restrict what lawyers are allowed to tell the public about personal injury compensation to the following:

• Our name, contact details and area of speciality (print and other "allowed publications" only);
• The operation of the law of negligence and your rights under that law (websites only);
• Our terms of service (websites only).

What we can tell you:

When receiving medical care you are entitled to treatment that meets or exceeds the standard of care for the medical profession. Doctors, nurses, therapists and allied health professionals are all expected to provide health care services of an appropriate standard.

If you have been injured as a result of improper health care or medical treatment, you are legally entitled to seek compensation. Carter Capner Law has three accredited specialists in the field of personal injury law.

To establish your case we will engage medical specialists to provide supporting evidence about what standard of care was appropriate to your particular treatment.

Call our Client Service contact line on 1300 73 52 53 to discuss your situation or email your enquiry on a no-obligation basis. If you are making an enquiry about a personal injury, we are then free to provide you with complete information to help you decide about our services.