Turner Freeman Lawyers
Suite 186, Level 6, 580 Hay Street, Perth WA 6000, Perth, WA 6000
About Turner Freeman Lawyers
Turner Freeman Lawyers has provided legal services to Australians for over 70 years. The firm handles personal injury claims, including a deep specialization in asbestos disease compensation, along with Wills & Estates, Employment Law, and Class Actions. Operating across Australia with numerous offices, they offer a No Win, No Fee policy for eligible compensation cases. The firm has helped clients secure billions in compensation.
Notable Case Results
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$6M
Personal Injury
Severely disabled police officer Ryan Marron and his family settled their case for compensation after the State Government agreed to a topped-up ex gratia payment of $6 million. He contracted a mosquito-borne virus while stationed in the Kimberley in 2011.
$613,095
Asbestos Disease Compensation
Vivien Olson contracted mesothelioma after being exposed to blue asbestos dust as a baby in Wittenoom township from 1959-1961. New South Wales Court of Appeal upheld the decision of Judge O’Meally in the Dust Diseases Tribunal.
$547,137
Asbestos Disease Compensation
Margaret Dawson, a 64-year-old grandmother, diagnosed with pleural mesothelioma due to exposure from washing her father's and husband's asbestos-laden work clothes (James Hardie employees). Awarded damages including for lost capacity to provide services for grandchildren.
$350,000
Defamation
Melinda Pedavoli was mistakenly identified in a Sydney Morning Herald article as a teacher involved in unlawful sexual misconduct, leading to reputational damage. Awarded $350,000 in compensation.
$326,049
Asbestos Disease Compensation
Trevor Reynolds, a 66-year-old Adelaide man suffering from mesothelioma, was exposed to asbestos from January 1956 until August 1961 as an apprentice fitter and turner with the South Australian Railways at the Islington Railyards.
$200,000
Defamation
Treasurer Joe Hockey awarded $200,000 against Fairfax Media for defamation on Twitter.