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DBH Lawyers

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Address: 66 Wright St, Adelaide SA 5000, Australia Get Directions

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Service	Sub Service	Average Price Range (USD)
Motor Vehicle Accident Claims	Consultation	$200 - $300 Call to Book
	Claim Filing	$500 - $1000 Call to Book
	Representation in Court	$1500 - $3000 Call to Book
Workplace Injury Claims	Initial Assessment	$150 - $250 Call to Book
	Claim Management	$800 - $1500 Call to Book
	Medical Record Retrieval	$100 - $200 Call to Book
Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) Claims	Eligibility Assessment	$200 - $300 Call to Book
	Claim Preparation	$600 - $1200 Call to Book
	Lodgement and Follow-up	$400 - $800 Call to Book
Family Law Cases	Initial Consultation	$250 - $400 Call to Book
	Filing Documents	$300 - $500 Call to Book
	Court Representation	$1500 - $2500 Call to Book
Personal Injury Claims	Case Evaluation	$200 - $300 Call to Book
	Negotiation with Insurers	$600 - $1000 Call to Book
	Settlement Agreement Review	$150 - $300 Call to Book

ABOUT Services Excellence Summary

Our clients' reviews place DBH Lawyers in a positive and negative light. In various cases, we were portrayed as positive by helping our customers and making their situation better. One client said, "Jessica Nguyen (my lawyer) supported me throughout the entire process with professionalism, patience, and clear communication". However, at one instance, a client claimed, "Trust me, my life is a lot worse now because of DBH." The lawyer and barrister handling a no-fee case eventually started charging the client vast sums. The company encouraged significant reporting about its poor representation of the customer.