Ep 10. Criminal Injuries Compensation WA: How to Apply CIC

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Criminal Injuries Compensation in Western Australia is a crucial scheme for crime victims seeking financial relief. In this episode, we break down who is eligible, what types of injuries are covered (including psychological harm), and how to claim compensation.


Learn the process, understand exclusions, and discover how to apply through the eCourt portal. For more detailed guidance, visit the full guide on Criminal Injuries Compensation at our source blog or head to the Foyle Legal website for expert advice on your claim: https://foylelegal.com/personal-injuries/criminal-injuries-compensation-claims/


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00:00 - Introduction to Criminal Injuries Compensation (CIC)

00:20 - What is Personal Injury & CIC Explained?

00:42 - Understanding Criminal Injuries Compensation in WA

01:09 - Disclaimer: Not Legal Advice, Informational Purposes Only

01:22 - Who Can Apply for CIC in WA? (Primary & Indirect Victims)

02:05 - Defining "Injury" in CIC Cases: Physical, Psychological & Pregnancy

02:42 - What Expenses are Covered by CIC?

04:06 - Time Limits for Applying for CIC & Extensions

05:03 - Exclusions: When You Can't Claim CIC

06:04 - The Role of Police in CIC Claims

06:38 - How Much Compensation Can You Receive Through CIC?

07:34 - How to Apply for Criminal Injuries Compensation in WA

08:07 - Gathering Supporting Evidence for Your CIC Claim

09:03 - Using Freedom of Information (FOI) Requests

10:01 - Writing a Victim Impact Statement: Tips & Advice

11:16 - The CIC Assessment Process: What to Expect

12:16 - Hearings & Legal Representation

12:49 - Appealing CIC Decisions: Process & Timelines

13:52 - Importance of Legal Counsel in CIC Claims

14:10 - Additional Considerations: Centrelink & State Debts

14:54 - Conclusion & Further Support for Crime Victims

15:35 - Final Thoughts & Call to Action: Contact FOYLE Legal

16:11 - Outro and Subscribe


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The Personal Injury Claims Explained by Foyle Legal podcast provides general information for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The content is based primarily on Western Australian law and may not apply in other jurisdictions. Listening to this podcast does not establish a solicitor-client relationship, and the content is not a substitute for seeking professional legal advice. This podcast is intended primarily for Western Australian listeners.


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