If you have been injured in an accident involving a motor vehicle in NSW, you may be entitled to compensation.

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If you were a driver, motorcycle rider, cyclist, passenger or pedestrian you may be covered.

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If the accident occurred after 1 December 2017, you may be eligible for statutory benefits to cover some of your loss of income and your medical expenses, even if you were the driver at fault.

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If you were not at fault, or not mostly at fault, and you have more than a threshold injury, you may be eligible for a lump sum of damages.

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Getting legal advice before settling a damages claim is essential to ensure you get maximum compensation for your injuries.  The insurer has to pay your legal costs (up to a regulated maximum) on top of any damages awarded to you so it pays to be fully informed.

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In most cases where the only issue is assessment of damages, we will not charge more than the regulated fees so you will not be out-of-pocket.

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If we take on your case, we will enter into a no-win/no-fee costs agreement with you.

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​There are time limits that apply to making claims and commencing court proceedings so do not delay in getting legal advice.

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