Ryan Moran

At 71 years old, our client, a retired technical instructor, lived an active life—until a devastating bicycle accident changed everything.  On the morning of 18 February 2024, he was riding north on High Street, Bendigo, in the designated bike lane. The road was clear, the weather dry, and traffic moved at a 60km/h speed limit. Without warning, a vehicle struck him from behind, hurling him onto the car’s bonnet, cracking...

Deidre had planned a special weekend for her partner to celebrate their 1-year anniversary. They were on their way out for a cheerful meal, and having reached the restaurant, they were being shown to the outside patio area by a staff member to select their table. Unfortunately, there was a single step leading down to the patio, and this step was the same grey colour as the flooring in the...

Our client, Brigid, sustained a serious spinal injury when she tripped and fell on an uneven footpath. She had just bought a few items at a local food store and was walking home on a July evening at around 5pm. It was getting dark and Brigid tripped on the edge of a raised paving slab. She fell forward and hit her head and face, and her neck was jolted so...

Dorothea was walking through a shopping centre when she suddenly slipped in a small puddle of hand sanitizer, which caused her to fall heavily onto her outstretched arm and her hip. Dorothea suffered multiple fractures in her wrist as a result of the fall and was taken via ambulance to the nearest hospital. Following her accident, Dorothea reached out to the manager of the shopping centre to see if they...

Our client, Jane, was excited to begin her university studies and had secured a casual job at a fast-food restaurant prior to starting classes. Unfortunately, during her employment, she sustained a serious back injury caused by poor work practices and repetitive heavy lifting. Despite her injury, Jane pursued conservative treatment and attempted to continue with her daily activities, including her passion for horse riding. However, the pain persisted, significantly affecting...

Prior to his accident our client John was a keen cyclist and enjoyed riding his bike. He would cycle around 30km prior to work, energising him for the day ahead. John was a young gentleman with an active social life and a busy lifestyle. In September 2020, John was struck by a car at roundabout causing injury to his hip and lower back. It impacted all aspects of his life...

Our client Rob came to us shortly after he was involved in a multi-vehicle, high speed collision involving a stolen car that caused mayhem before the occupants fled the scene. Rob suffered multiple rib and spinal fractures and was really struggling to get adequate support coordinated between the hospital and the TAC so he could recover properly at home. We didn’t hesitate to begin working for Rob immediately, helping him...

Robert reached out to our office after suffering a significant fall at a train station, resulting in severe injuries. The accident left him in need of multiple surgeries and extended medical treatment. During this challenging time, Robert was primarily focused on his health and recovery. As such, he was looking for legal professionals who could manage the complexities of his case on his behalf. We were more than happy to...

Connie was attending to her grocery shopping at her local supermarket, when she accidentally stepped on a piece of lettuce, causing her to slip and fall heavily. As a result, Connie suffered from a number of injuries and found that she was experiencing increasing pain. Being largely unaware of her rights and hoping to find a simple resolution to the matter, Connie initially reached out to the supermarket to ask...

Alexandra was leaving a church service when the driver of a car in the car park accidentally reversed over her, leaving her with severe and permanent injuries to her leg, ankle and foot. After being released from hospital, Alexandra was stuck at home, unable to move and in a substantial amount of pain. It was there in her home whilst she was incapacitated in her favourite chair, that Alexandra saw...