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:
Income protection benefits pay you a monthly payment if you lose or suffer a drop in your income due to illness or injury. In this blog, we look at the how income protection benefits are calculated and what options you may have to claim on more than one income protection policy.
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The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) is the financial services ombudsman where you can lodge a complaint about the conduct of a financial services provider. AFCA is an alternative to the Court process. The decision makers are external to the super fund or insurer.
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As more people use digital services, scams are becoming a bigger threat. With Australians using online platforms for banking and socialising, it’s important to have strong protections. The Australian Federal Government’s proposed Scams Prevention Framework aims to reduce scams and protect consumers.
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Jessica (a pseudonym) lodged a TPD claim for a shoulder injury from 2014=, which was rejected. After many years and further injuries and illness, she finally sought legal advice and assistance which resulted in a successful TPD claim payout of $700,000.
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