A little clarity.
A way forward.
An injury can leave you with a lot of questions.
We’re here to help you understand your claim options and take the next step with confidence.
Start with a conversation. Decide at your own pace.
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Car accident claims
Support after a motor vehicle accident.
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Workplace injury claims
A clearer path after an injury at work.
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Medical negligence claims
Understanding concerns about medical care.
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Public liability claims
Finding your footing after an accident.
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TPD claims
Understanding your TPD insurance options.
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Slip & trip claims
Practical next steps after a fall.
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Back injury claims
When a back injury changes everyday life.
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Brain injury claims
Making space for recovery and support.
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Spinal injury claims
Considering care, independence and the future.
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Whiplash injury claims
Clear next steps after a whiplash injury.
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Head injury claims
Understanding the effects of a head injury.
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Neck injury claims
Support when a neck injury disrupts your routine.
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Room to breathe.
A place to begin.
You’re a person.
Not a claim number.
When life takes an unexpected turn, even the first step can feel overwhelming. You can start here with a question, a little information, or a conversation.
Start where you are
No complicated paperwork to begin. Just a few contact details and a way to reach you.
Understand before you decide
Explore the process, the questions to ask and what to consider about costs.
Your next step is your choice
Making an enquiry doesn’t commit you to proceeding with a claim.
One conversation.
A clearer next step.
Tell us what’s on your mind
Call, request a callback or start an enquiry online. Choose what feels right for you.
Make sense of your situation
Start with the circumstances. Your claim type, location and available information all matter.
Explore what comes next
Understand the next steps and any proposed arrangements before deciding to proceed.
No Win No Fee.
Know what it means for you.
Peace of mind starts with understanding the details. Learn what to ask about professional fees, expenses and the written agreement for your matter.
Understand No Win No Fee Terms depend on the arrangement. Outcomes are not guaranteed.Questions are
a good place to start.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
More questions, answeredDo I need to know whether I have a claim?
No. You can start by explaining what happened. Eligibility depends on your circumstances, the relevant state or territory and, for insurance claims, your policy. An initial enquiry does not commit you to proceeding.
What does “No Win No Fee” mean?
It describes a fee arrangement whose details must be set out in writing. Professional fees, expenses and other possible costs need to be explained separately. Read our fee guide and ask about the agreement for your matter.
Understand the fee arrangementWhat should I have ready?
For the first enquiry, just your name and a way to contact you. You do not need to upload medical records, identity documents or a detailed case history.
How long do I have to make a claim?
Time limits vary by claim, jurisdiction and circumstances. Ask promptly about the rules that apply to you. Sending an enquiry through this website does not lodge a claim or stop a time limit.
Can I speak with someone instead?
Yes. Call 1300 144 878, or request a callback and provide the best number to reach you.
What forms will I need?
The claim type and scheme determine the forms. Use current forms from the relevant insurer or authority and check where they must be lodged. Our website form is only an initial enquiry.
What if I was partly at fault?
Fault is treated differently across claim pathways. Do not assume it prevents every claim, or that it is irrelevant to every benefit. Seek advice on the facts and the applicable scheme.
What support might be available?
Treatment, rehabilitation, income effects and other losses may be relevant, subject to the scheme or law. Ask which benefits are being considered and what evidence they require.
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next step.
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