Not sure if you can claim? Start here.
Not sure if you’re entitled to claim compensation after an accident, injury or illness? Our free claim check takes just 30 seconds and helps you find out if you may have a valid claim.
It’s fast, secure and comes with no cost or obligation. We’ll walk you through a few simple questions to understand your situation and see whether you’re eligible for compensation through your insurance cover, superannuation fund, or another insurance claim.
Before you worry about legal fees, medical costs or whether you can return to your usual job, start your free online claim check today. It’s the quickest way to learn your rights and explore your legal options with a team that’s here to assist.
If you live in Brisbane or the Gold Coast, you can also get in touch with our local teams for an obligation-free consultation.
Free 30-second online claim check
What types of claims can I check?
Our free claim check can help you find out if you’re eligible for compensation for a range of personal injury situations, including:
- A work-related injury or illness
- An accident in a public place
- A motor vehicle accident (covered under CTP insurance in Queensland)
- Harm caused by medical negligence
- Ongoing mental illness or psychological injury linked to your job
If you’ve suffered a Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) that prevents you from working, this may be covered under your superannuation fund’s insurance. For these types of claims, we recommend using our dedicated TPD claim checker to see if you may qualify for a lump sum benefit.
How much compensation will I get for my accident and injury?
Our 30 second check above will tell you if you can claim, but you may now want to know how much you may get. You’re welcome at any time to contact us for a personalised free claim assessment which is tailored to your circumstances. Or feel free to use our compensation calculator which will give you an indication how much compensation you may be due.
How much compensation did other people get awarded for their personal injuries?
To help you understand more about how much other people were awarded for their compensation claims, (who may have similar injuries to you) we pulled together some helpful, real life personal injury payout examples.
These include compensation for injury at work as well as car accident injuries, workplace injury and slips, trips and falls. You may have suffered an injury that means that you can’t return to work. We assess the type of injury that you have suffered and will look at current medical reports, the costs of your future medical treatment, along with important factors such as whether you are left with a total and permanent disability.
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Free claim check - FAQs
Not all law firms handle legal fees the same way. At The Personal Injury Lawyers, we operate on a no win, no fee basis. This means you won’t need to pay legal fees unless your claim is successful.
We’ll explain any potential costs during your free initial consultation, so you can make an informed decision with complete transparency and no pressure.
A member of our legal team will review your information to determine if you may be entitled to compensation. If it looks like you have a valid claim, we’ll contact you to discuss your situation and outline your legal options. We’ll also inform you of any applicable insurance benefits or support through your WorkCover claims, and working with superannuation funds, or other schemes.
Yes. If you’re unable to return to your usual job due to an injury, illness, or psychological condition, you may be entitled to compensation benefits such as lost wages, medical costs, or future income loss. In some cases, you may also be eligible to access insurance cover through your superannuation fund for total and permanent disability (TPD).
It can, yes. Mental illness and psychological conditions like anxiety, depression, or PTSD may be eligible for compensation if they’ve developed due to your work, a traumatic incident, or medical negligence. These claims are assessed on a case-by-case basis and often require medical evidence and legal support.
Yes. Injuries that happen in public places (like footpaths, shopping centres or parks) may fall under public liability laws. If someone else was responsible for maintaining the space where you were injured, you may be able to pursue a compensation claim. You can learn more about your rights after being injured in a public place here.
If your injury or illness has left you unable to work, you may be entitled to a lump sum payment from your super fund, even if no one was at fault. This includes claims for TPD (total and permanent disability) or income protection. These claims fall under insurance cover and are separate from regular personal injury claims.
Absolutely. If a loved one is injured, hospitalised, or otherwise unable to enquire themselves, you can answer on their behalf. We’ll work with you to understand the situation and make sure the injured person receives proper advice and support.
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