Cabe Paparone

Senior Associate

About

Cabe practises in workers' compensation at the McCabes Perth office, with some exposure to broader personal injury claims and litigation, as well as public liability claims.

He regularly represents some of the nation’s leading insurers as well as self-insured employers across a series of minor to catastrophic claims and advises on a broad spectrum of issues and claims types, liability, quantum and future management of the claim, while focusing to finalise the claim as quickly as possible.

Cabe has considerable skill in implementing file strategies and well developed administrative systems to achieve cost-effective and timely settlements. His competencies include:

- efficient claims management
- day-to-day carriage of matters and running of his own files as an Senior Associate, under the guidance of partners
- drafting of applicable documents required to be filed in the District and Supreme Courts as well as at WorkCover WA Conciliation and Arbitration
- appearing in chambers on a variety of interlocutory applications and other District Court hearings
- attending WorkCover for Conciliation Conferences

He has a sound knowledge of both the workers’ compensation and injury management system as well as the District Court processes in regards to public liability matters.

Cabe has appeared in the District Court and in hearings at WorkCover WA.

Bachelor of Laws • Bachelor of Jurisprudence • Australian Insurance Law Association

Workers’ Compensation • Personal injury • Insurance

Western Australia

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