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Welcome To Stacks / Goudkamp - Compensation Experts
Why we are the lawyers for you:
- Servicing NSW and Canberra Wide
- NO WIN, NO FEE SERVICE*
- Over 20+ years Experience
- Accredited specialists
- Ready to fight for you
Call us Now on 1800 25 1800, we are here to help you or fill in the form below.
Have you been in a ? Work Incident - Road Incident - Medical Incident - Public Place Incident.
We can help you please contact us.
Welcome To Stacks/ Goudkamp Compensation Lawyers
For over 20 years, Tom Goudkamp has been a leading compensation lawyer in Sydney. Prior to December 1993, Tom was a partner at Michelle Sillar and before that, a partner at Henry Davis York. In December 1993, Tom and Julie Mahony left Michelle Sillar to head up the Sydney office of Stacks the Law Firm.
The firm became known as Stacks the Law Firm with Goudkamp Mahony. In July 1998,
we opened an office in Newcastle and shortly thereafter in Canberra. In 2001, we
became known as Stacks the Law Firm with Tom Goudkamp, but in July 2003, the firm
was incorporated and is now known as Stacks/Goudkamp Pty Ltd. Tom Goudkamp is the
Managing Director with Ian Chipchase, Ivan Dzajkovski, Mary Moloney, Jnana Gumbert
and Kasarne Robinson as firm Directors.
NO WIN - NO FEE ! FULL DISCLOSURE OF OUR LEGAL FEES*
At Stacks/Goudkamp we don't charge you legal fees unless we win your case. Furthermore,
our basis for charging will be discussed with you at the start of the case and any
amounts to be deducted for costs will be clearly explained to you before we seek
any instructions to settle your case. One of the important matters always taken
into account in determining costs is the net amount of compensation which you will
receive.
If you are looking for legal advice or representation to assist you with your personal
incident compensation matter, contact Stacks/Goudkamp today on 1800 25 1800.
*does not include costs recoverable by other parties
Legal FAQ
Do I have a claim?
Motor Vehicle Incident
If you have sustained personal injuries in a Motor Vehicle Incident and can prove that the incident was caused by the driver of a motor vehicle (even if the identity of that vehicle is unknown, for example, hit and run) even if you were partly responsible for the incident yourself, you are entitled to receive compensation or 'damages'.
Public Liability (Slip & Fall)
Public Liability compensation is awarded when you have suffered injuries which was not a motor vehicle or work incident. You may be entitled to receive compensation (i.e. damages) if you can prove that the incident was caused by negligence of a person or corporation, even if you were partly responsible for the incident.
Work Incident
Workers Compensation is awarded if you have been injured at work or have become ill because of your working conditions. As a consequence of this, you may be able claim compensation to cover both your time off work and your medical expense bills. If your injuries are found to be permanent, you may also be able to claim some lump sum compensation and possibly further lump sums for pain and suffering.
You may also have a claim for damages if your employer or another individuals negligence is responsible for your incident.
Media
Stacks Goudkamp Bears News 2012 - Round 3
Always exciting to have your home round and a full team with the exception of one. Our plan was to go all out for a clean sweep to put us in a really good position come finals weekend. Our first attack was against the Western Stars, we got off to a flying start and played flawlessly for the first half...
Stacks Goudkamp Bears News 2012 - Round 2
Round 2 was always going to be tough with our available line up, basically short and sparse. Our goal was always to come away with at least one win; we knew this was very achievable. We steam rolled Queensland on Friday night, a great team effort and some amazing individual performances by our captain and Japanese Import Mari...
Maralinga Veterans Shocked by 'Cruel' Ruling
Veterans of the Maralinga nuclear tests in South Australia in the 1950s and '60s have suffered a major setback in their bid to sue the British government. The British supreme court has ruled that 1,000 British veterans involved with the tests are unable to file for compensation from the UK ministry of defence because too much time has passed since the tests...
