Koffels Solicitors & Barristers

Anaesthesia errors can lead to catastrophic outcomes such as brain injury or death. Learn how negligence is proven, key Australian cases, and how to claim compensation with expert legal support.

Under NSW law, catastrophic medical negligence describes severe and permanent injuries caused by healthcare providers breaching their duty of care. Unlike general malpractice, catastrophic negligence involves life-changing impacts, often requiring lifelong medical support.

Former Marist Brother Gregory Sutton has received another sentence for historic abuse. Survivors may be entitled to compensation, even decades later. Our firm offers confidential legal support for those impacted by institutional abuse.

We are seek individuals with information about Father Peter Lewis Comensoli in the Diocese of Wollongong (1970s-1980s). If you have relevant details or wish to inquire about making a claim, please submit a free & confidential call-back form.

Looking for former juvenile residents of Yasmar Boys Home (1990-1992) who recall a guard or youth officer with the last name Williams or similar. Your testimony could be crucial in assisting a legal investigation.

seeking witnesses who attended or worked at De La Salle College Revesby between 1978 and 1981 and may have information regarding Errol Swain and/or a caravan being present on the school grounds during that period

Father Neville Creen, a former Catholic priest in Queensland, was convicted of multiple historical abuse offenses. If you or someone you know may have been affected during his tenure in Mount Isa, Townsville, or Charters Towers, now is the time to seek justice.

Could you unknowingly find yourself in a de facto relationship and, as a result, be liable for financial settlements or spousal maintenance if things don’t work out? The short answer may surprise you…

Survivors of abuse at St Patrick’s Marist College, Dundas, can seek justice. Notable offenders include Brothers Terence Gilsenan (1960s) and Ross Murrin (2001). While the National Redress Scheme exists, civil claims often provide greater compensation. Legal action offers closure, accountability, and support for survivors ready to come forward.