Author name: Cynthia Bachour-Choucair

Cynthia Bachour-Choucair is a Principal Solicitor with Jameson Law. She is an expert Personal Injury Lawyer with a true passion for the law. She heads the Personal Injury department overseeing all Motor Vehicle Accident, Abuse Claim, Victims Compensation, Workers Compensation, Medical Negligence, and Superannuation TPD & Income Protection Claim Matters. She also practices in Immigration, Family Law and General Litigation. She is most known for her comprehensive undisputable representations and case-winning submissions.

Cynthia Bachour-Choucair Desk
What are special damages in a personal injury case

What are special damages in a personal injury case?

You might have heard about the concept of damages before in a compensation case. “Damages” mean the money one person may have to pay to another person because of harm or losses caused by their actions. It’s a way to make things fair when someone gets hurt or loses something because of someone else’s actions

What are special damages in a personal injury case? Read More »

Fitness Feud

Breaking a Sweat Over Business: The Fitness Feud of the Decade

Breaking a Sweat Over Business: The Fitness Feud of the Decade Aussie fitness sensation Cass Olholm isn’t just breaking a sweat in her workouts but also in court! Flexing her legal muscles, Cass recently delivered a knockout punch to her former employer, Bikini Body Training Company. In the red corner, we have the globally recognized

Breaking a Sweat Over Business: The Fitness Feud of the Decade Read More »

Appealing Criminal Convictions In Australian Courts

Appealing Criminal Convictions In Australian Courts

What Is A Criminal Conviction? A criminal conviction is a guilty verdict following a criminal act being committed. This can either be within the magistrates court or supreme court. A criminal conviction is a permanent criminal record which will appear against your name. It is a serious matter and one which should not be taken

Appealing Criminal Convictions In Australian Courts Read More »

The Role of Magistrates in Criminal Cases

The Role Of Magistrates In Criminal Cases

Criminal Law Cases In The Magistrates Court The Magistrates Court deals with summary offences and is classed as the lower court, in contrast to the Supreme Court which hears the most serious indictable matters. Magistrates Court offences are less serious and do not require a jury. Indictable offences can carry significant penalties if you are

The Role Of Magistrates In Criminal Cases Read More »

Criminal Law and Domestic Violence

Criminal Law and Domestic Violence

Domestic violence offences form a large part of criminal law in New South Wales. Domestic and personal violence sadly remains common across Australia and Aboriginal communities. The physical and psychological scars can last for years, so early, practical advice matters. Domestic violence and family violence are leading causes of harm worldwide. If you have concerns

Criminal Law and Domestic Violence Read More »

WE'RE IN IT TO WIN IT

Book your consultation

Book Now
Book Now Mobile 06 02 2025
lock

This form submission is encrypted and secured to ensure your information remains confidential.