If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, which was not your fault, then you may be able to claim compensation. This includes accidents in which you were the driver, passenger, cyclist or a pedestrian. It also includes instances where the vehicle at fault is uninsured or unregistered. Further, even non-citizens or residents are still entitled to claim injury compensation in Australia.
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If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, which was the fault of another party (or partially their fault), you will likely be entitled to compensation for your injuries. Such compensation may include amounts for:
This list is not extensive and the type and amount of compensation claimable will depend on each individual case. We provide FREE case assessments and initial advice, so contact us today and we will let you know what you can claim.
As motor accident lawyers in Brisbane/Gold Coast, we offer:
There are STRICT TIME LIMITS that apply to making a claim for personal injury in Queensland. Therefore, you should contact Stallion Lawyers as soon as possible following your accident, in order to ensure that your legal rights are protected.
The law is often complicated and confusing for non-lawyers. Further, Insurance companies won’t provide you with advice and they will not ensure that your legal rights are being protected. Therefore, in order to ensure that you obtain the maximum compensation that you are legally entitled to, you should obtain legal advice from Stallion Lawyers as soon as possible.
In most instances the driver at fault will have CTP (Compulsory Third Party) Insurance, which is included as part of vehicle registration costs in Queensland. In these cases, the driver’s CTP Insurer will be responsible for paying compensation to the injured person. For unregistered or unidentified vehicles the claim will be made against the Nominal Defendant (a government department).
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