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Victim Support

Whether you have been injured due to:

· the negligent actions of others in a road accident

· a workplace injury

· being a victim of crime

If any of the above has happened to you, there are options available when making a claim for damages and if you have been hurt due to circumstances beyond your control, it is essential that you receive help from a lawyer who can assist you with taking the necessary actions to ensure you’re appropriately compensated. There are many lawyers on the FindLaw Directory who can assist you in taking the necessary legal courses of action to ensure that you are being cared for.

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Date: 16 Nov 2011, Filed under: Victim Support

The NSW Attorney General, Greg Smith, announced the launch of a new resource to help victims of crime cope with being in the spotlight in the aftermath...

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Date: 05 Mar 2008, Filed under: Court Appearances, Local Government, Victim Support, Witnesses and Victims

The Victorian Neighbourhood Justice Centre (NJC) has celebrated its first anniversary. But the State Attorney-General Rob Hulls seized the opportunity...

WA latest state to support remote witness facilities

Date: 06 Dec 2007, Filed under: Court Appearances, Indecent Assault, Sexual Offences, Assault & Battery, Local Government, Victim Support, Witnesses and Victims

Western Australia is the latest state announcing new “remote witness” facilities for more effective litigation in regional communities.

Victorian Govt backs community legal services – but is it working?

Date: 05 Dec 2006, Filed under: Court Appearances, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Local Government, Victim Support, Witnesses and Victims, Marriage and Civil Partnerships

Politicians are not normally known for being charitable, or particularly concerned with legal aid for struggling families. But the Victorian Government...