Proving an invisible illness: TPD and mental illness
How do you prove your injury or illness prevents you from working when your illness is invisible? For those suffering from mental illnesses and seeking TPD cover, this can be
How to get the support you need to better manage your injury or illness
Did you know that 20% of Australians live with some form of disability? That’s 1 in 5 people, according to the Australian Human Rights Commission. These statistics show the unfortunate
Early access to super and TPD claims: what you need to know
If you’re out of work due to COVID-19, can you withdraw funds from your super to make ends meet? It’s a good question, and unfortunately, it’s one more and more
COVID-19, Financial Stress and TPD Claims
Are you considering making a TPD claim but worry that the present climate with COVID-19 will make it difficult to do so? At WKB TPD Lawyers, we understand that many
Social Media & TPD Claims: Can my social media posts be used as evidence?
Let’s say you submit a TPD claim and are waiting to hear whether your insurer accepts your claim, denies it or gives it procedural fairness status. You know they’re assessing
PTSD, anxiety and depression: the toll of the bushfires crisis on our fireys
It’s been a devastating summer for Australia’s firefighters. For the past few months, they’ve been on the frontline of some of the most horrific bushfires Australia has ever seen. Burning
TPD. The secret insurance you probably have (and aren’t aware of).
For many Australians, chronic illness is a reality of life. By definition, chronic illnesses last for a long time – sometimes indefinitely. In many cases, these illnesses can't be cured