During this unprecedented time, Henry Carus + Associates are still here to serve all of your legal needs. Out of an abundance of caution, we, like many other companies, have implemented several measures to protect the well-being of our clients, employees and community. We have some of our staff working remotely and we are adhering to social distancing rules within our office locations. We are transitioning into more of a digital space during this time and are conducting our meetings, when applicable, via telephone or video chat. If you do not have this capability you can still attend our offices but before you do, we ask that you please advise us:
If you have any flu-like symptoms, such as a fever, cough, fatigue, sore throat or shortness of breath or are otherwise feeling unwell
If you have come into contact with anyone who has contracted COVID-19 or is suspected of having contracted COVID-19 or in the past 14 days has visited any high risk destinations, including China, Iran, the Republic of Korea (including Daegu), Italy, Japan, Mongolia (and subject to change) or returned from or who have transited through Cambodia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand or from a cruise holiday.
At Henry Carus & Associates we are creating a series of presentations to help explain ideas within the law – especially personal injury law – which may be very difficult for the average person to […]
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According to the Herald Sun, a car may have been travelling at over 100km/h when it slammed into a pole on Tuesday evening in the Melbourne suburb of Brighton. After colliding with the pole, the […]
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If you have been hurt in a road accident in Victoria, you are probably curious about how much money you should receive for your injuries and other losses. You probably want to be certain you […]
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Australian media has recently been awash with the news of a mother-of-two who received $90,000 in compensation from a NSW District Court as a result of being injured after slipping on a grape in a […]
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The courts have recently commented on whether a person has work capacity, in the context of their language skills. In WorkCover claims, what do we look at when assessing whether a person has a current […]
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