Against the nominal defendant
Dear Australian Government Solicitor,
I have a motorbike accident with the nominal defendant. Total and complete liability is accepted.
Prior to the accident I was a 6 figure manager.
Now I am labeled disability from a brain injury and PTSD.
I have approached no less than 10 lawyers to assist me. None will.
The nominal defendant is denying all injury.
Even though motorbike accident is filmed and liability is accepted.
Please it had been 7 years with no agreement.
Within the personal injury commision.
When I first realised the extent of my injuries I attempted suicide, surviving that I have had my driving liscence stripped off me for a simple misunderstanding with. Service nsw .
After 7 years I am now facing bankruptcy, and think the only way out with some honor, is to suicide again. I am thinking this every day now.
So I am reaching out to as many places as I can before drawing that last conclusion ...
Can you help me please ?
Yours faithfully,
T.J.
OFFICIAL
Dear Mr Johnson
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Claire
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Freedom of Information and Privacy Section | Strategy and Governance Branch
Attorney-General’s Department
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OFFICIAL