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If you’ve developed a mental illness as a result of an accident, traumatic event or workplace bullying, you might be entitled to compensation.
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If your work has affected your mental health, it’s important to understand how upcoming changes to the NSW law may affect your rights.
From 1 July 2026, stricter requirements will apply to psychological injury claims. This means workers who may qualify under the current rules may not qualify once the new laws take effect. To learn more about what’s changing and what it could mean for you, read this page.
Here are some examples of mental health conditions that may qualify for compensation:
PTSD is a set of reactions that can occur after going through a traumatic event. PTSD can qualify for compensation if it was caused by a work-related events, or being involved in or witnessing an accident.
Compensation claims for anxiety and depression often relate to workplace bullying and harassment, but can also arise from accident injuries.
Adjustment disorder refers to emotional or behavioural symptoms that develop in response to a stressful event like an accident. It’s a diagnosable condition that can qualify for compensation.
A specialist lawyer will review your circumstances and tell you how much you can claim.
Speak to one of our friendly solicitors today and find out if you can claim. It’s a free service for you.
Our solicitor will ask more questions and get to know you personally to work out everything you’re entitled to.
We’ll explain how we can claim all your compensation and give you our ‘no win no fee’ guarantee. The choice to proceed is yours.
You’ll need to show you have a psychological injury that occurred in the course of your employment, or your work was a significant contributing factor. This can be difficult to prove, but our workers compensation lawyers can build the evidence to support your claim. Building the evidence may include:
If you witnessed a traumatic event while you were working and it led to a psychological injury like PTSD, then it’s likely you can claim workers compensation.
Yes, PTSD is a diagnosable condition that may qualify for car accident compensation.
A lot of medical negligence claims are based on misdiagnosis of an illness. If your misdiagnosis led to the wrong treatment or delayed treatment, and that resulted in a worsening of your condition, then you may be able to make a medical negligence claim.
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