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Casino Personal Injury Lawyers
At Tony Love Lawyers, we work with people in Casino and nearby areas who need legal support after an injury. Our firm, based in the Northern Rivers and established in 2021, provides personal injury services that are clear, thorough, and tailored to the needs of each client.
We hold qualifications including a Bachelor of Laws and are proud members of both the NSW Law Society and Far North Coast Law Society. Our focus is on helping individuals understand their options when facing medical, physical, or emotional challenges after an incident.
Our personal injury lawyers take the time to gather the right information and explain the legal steps involved. In regional areas like Casino, it’s important that clients have local access to legal support they can follow and understand.
We aim to deliver that in a way that’s approachable and informative. If you’re in Casino and want to learn more about your next steps, call us on
(02) 6623 2224.
Supporting Regional Clients
In Casino, we understand that accessing legal support isn’t always straightforward. That’s why our personal injury services are structured to be both accessible and easy to follow. The process typically begins with a consultation, where we collect details about how the injury occurred and what has been documented so far. From there, relevant reports—such as medical records, workplace incident forms, or witness statements—are gathered and assessed in line with the applicable legal frameworks
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We maintain regular updates, provide written communication where needed, and strive to consistency inform our clients about how their matter is progressing. Our tools include secure systems for storing and reviewing evidence, as well as scheduled check-ins to answer questions and review next steps. We recognise that regional clients may face additional challenges such as travel, reduced service access, or limited digital infrastructure.
Our procedures are designed with these realities in mind to help make legal processes more manageable for individuals in the Casino area.
Frequently asked questions
Can I still make a personal injury claim if I had a pre-existing condition?
Having a pre-existing condition doesn't automatically exclude someone from making a personal injury claim. The key factor is whether the incident caused a new injury or made an existing condition worse. Medical evidence is usually required to show how the incident impacted your health beyond your previous condition. This might involve comparing earlier medical records with new assessments, specialist opinions, and treatment history. While claims involving pre-existing conditions can be more complex, they are assessed on the specific facts and available documentation.
What happens if the other party denies responsibility for the injury?
If the other party denies responsibility, your personal injury matter may require further evidence to establish liability. This could involve collecting witness statements, photographs, expert reports, or incident reconstructions. Denials of responsibility don't necessarily end a claim but may lead to more detailed investigations or, in some cases, legal proceedings. Claims often move through negotiation, mediation, or other formal resolution processes before reaching a court. Having clear documentation and timelines from the start can help when there is a dispute over what happened.
Are there differences in personal injury law between states or regions in Australia?
Yes, personal injury laws can vary depending on which state or territory the incident occurred in. For example, time limits, definitions of injury, and entitlements under specific legislation may differ. In New South Wales, personal injury law includes systems such as the Motor Accidents Injuries Act and the Workers Compensation Act, each with their own procedures and requirements. For this reason, it’s important to understand the local laws that apply in the region where the injury took place—such as Casino and the broader Northern Rivers area.
What is considered "evidence" in a personal injury case besides medical reports?
Evidence in a personal injury matter can include a wide range of documents and information beyond medical reports. This may include witness statements, accident scene photos, police or incident reports, CCTV footage, emails or text messages related to the incident, and expert assessments (e.g. biomechanical or vocational experts). Employment records, income history, and journals describing your recovery may also be relevant. The more complete and relevant the documentation, the more informed the assessment of the matter will be.
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Directions from post office
Head south on Robina Town Centre Drive. At the roundabout, take the 4th exit and stay on Robina Town Centre Drive. Find us on the first left.
