We are Australia's best value superannuation/insurance law firm. Other law firms charge nearly double (& sometimes more than double) what we charge. So if you get a quote from them, or have a cost agreement, ask us what we will charge you.
Berrill and Watson provide free legal advice on superannuation claims, insurance claims and financial advice disputes and we will do your claim “No Win No Fee”.*
The fees we charge are agreed and fixed before we start your claim or appeal.
Berrill and Watson specialise in what we do. Unlike other plaintiff law firms who work across many areas, we only do superannuation, insurance and financial advice claims and disputes.
We don’t have the big expenses that big law firms have so we are able to run claims and disputes more efficiently and cheaply than other law firms.
If you have spoken to a big law firm about your claim, come and speak to us. We will beat their quote.
We will also check what super and insurance policies you have, including ones you might not be aware of or you might not remember, and answer your questions for free.
We also give free advice on:
TPD insurance is a product that is often, but not always, held in your super account. This leads many people to be concerned that claiming a TPD benefit will impact on their superannuation money. However, claiming a TPD benefit will not usually impact your superannuation account balance, and here’s why.
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The work we do often focuses on people that are still working after being diagnosed with a chronic illness. We assist them to make sure that they protect their insurance coverage, like TPD, income protection and trauma insurance, in case they have to stop working due to illness in the future.
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We have worked with incarcerated people in prisons across most states of Australia to claim income protection and TPD insurance benefits. These claims can be a little complicated, but not impossible.
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The legal meaning of capacity, put simply, is a person’s ability to enter into binding agreements (like contracts) or to make other legal decisions like. We see our role as lawyers and advocates, as not only making sure that we get great our outcomes for our clients but also to make sure that we explain (and our clients understand) the work that we are doing for them.
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