Jade Little

Jade Little is a dedicated lawyer with a strong focus in the personal injury domain, particularly excelling in superannuation Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) claims and group life insurance matters. Since her admission to legal practice in 2022, Jade has vigorously advocated for claimants across TPD, income protection, trauma insurance, and death benefit claims. Her approach is characterised by assertiveness and a commitment to achieving just results for her clients, often navigating through complex and adversarial claims processes. Jade's work is marked by significant expertise in preparing procedural fairness responses and contesting insurer decline decisions, frequently securing successful outcomes. Her dedication to holding insurers accountable underlines her results-oriented practice, ensuring fair treatment for everyday Australians. Beyond her legal career, Jade enjoys reading, painting, and spending quality time outdoors, balancing her professional life with being a devoted mother to an energetic four-year-old. In her professional journey, Jade has been a part of KSC Law, contributing significantly to assisting veterans with claims related to DVA, CSC, and superannuation. Her role extends to claims involving Group Life Insurance, TPD, Income Protection, Trauma Insurance, and Death benefits. Prior to this, Jade served at Littles Lawyers, where she focused on TPD insurance, life and general insurance, striving to secure clients' insurance benefits post-injury or illness through their superannuation. As the CEO and Founder of CODA Auslan Services, Jade was instrumental in aiding individuals appealing NDIS plan and Assistive Technology rejections before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. Her previous roles include Claims Manager at Shine Lawyers, where she liaised with clients, medical professionals, and other specialists to ensure successful superannuation claims, and various administrative roles, providing her with a comprehensive understanding of organisational operations and client management. Jade's educational background includes a Bachelor of Laws from Charles Sturt University and a Diploma of Graduate Legal Training from The College of Law Australia, which equip her with the foundational and advanced knowledge necessary for her thriving legal career.