Injury Claims

If a person is hurt or suffers an injury such as cuts or bruises, fractured bones, or injuries to any other part of the body in an accident that was not his or her fault, then he/she is entitled to compensation. In some cases,such compensation may add up to thousands of dollars.

Personal injury claim laws vary across Australia. Different states and territories all have different compensation rules. Important information that will be needed regardless of where you are injured includes answering questions such as, where and how did the accident occur? Was it reported to the police? How long did you take to file for compensation (i.e. did you meet the required statutory time limits)?All of the circumstances surrounding your injury are important pieces of information that should be recorded by someone familiar with legal formalities. If you or your family member has been in an accident that caused them an injury, they have a right for compensation. To help you get your rights, we have specialized injury claim lawyers at Injury Claims Help. You can contact us for free at (1300 244 163) or fill the form at for free case review.

In some cases, no one is at fault in an accident. It is also possible that you yourself were responsible for the accident you suffered from. Even in such cases, we can help you win compensation. In Victoria and Northern Territory, there is a non-fault motor vehicle CTP scheme that covers all losses in an accident regardless of whose fault it may have been.

Injury Claims Help can help you claim for compensation for:

Accident at your workplace
Motor vehicle or motorcycle accidents
Any kind of accident at a public location including schools, parks, hospitals, and malls
Any mishap suffered at a sporting event
Injury sustained due to medical negligence

We can help you make a claim for any other unique situation that you may face that has not been mentioned above. Injury Claims Help has professional lawyers who can help you get compensation for:

Loss of earnings
Medical expenses
The pain or injury you suffered
Any damage to your property