Have you been involved in a road accident? Are you considering a CTP claim? CTP Claims Lawyers will help you make a successful CTP claim that gets you the injury compensation you deserve. For additional information, call 1800 259 529.
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We ensure that the claims they file on behalf of vehicle accident victims cover all injuries sustained both physical and psychological.
We will engage leading medical specialists with the forensic expertise to support the extent of loss claimed for each injury that is part of your claim.
We will examine all the contributing factors to determine the cause of your accident and identify all potentially liable parties.
Your CTP Claims Lawyer will if required, bring in accident investigation experts to examine the scene and accident data to support your case.
Your CTP Claims Lawyers will ensure that they formulate the damages sum claimed based on all injuries sustained both physical and psychological.
The formulation will include lost wages, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, the full loss of future income earning potential, paid and unpaid care, expenditure and all other monetary losses that may apply for how the injury has impacted you and your family at work and at home.
At CTP Claims Lawyers, all our expert compensation lawyers specialise in compensation with an average of 20 years experience in the field. Your claim will have an experienced lawyer at the helm, not a junior/graduate lawyer.
We thrive on the great results we are able to get for our many CTP clients.
No-Win No-Fee - sometimes called "no-win, no-charge" and "no-win no-pay," allows legal representation to a level equivalent to that of the insurance company that will be opposing your payout.
No-Win No-Fee terms provide that fees and case expenses are only payable when the claim is finalised and only if it is successful.
Preparing a compliant CTP passenger claim can be demanding. The claim is a formal document and statements made in it can be treated as 'admissions' for the purpose of the resulting compensation dispute. Engaging an experienced CTP claims lawyer will avoid delays caused by error and misunderstanding. The insurer deeming a claim "compliant" is only the start of the process. Experience in each of the many steps that must be navigated is extremely beneficial.
If a passenger decides to lodge your own claim be sure to keep to do the following:
Stay on top of each step and be proactive throughout the process. Double check to ensure that nothing is overlooked. Insurers will look for every inconsistency to attack your case. .
If you disagree with an insurer's decision, tell them clearly why. Support your arguments with written reports from reliable forensic medical experts.
Make sure your claim for the value of the voluntary care provided by family members and support persons is well-prepared. Insurers can be required to pay the cost of unpaid care at market rates of more than $40/hour.
The claim for potential future income loss is the most valuable component of injury compensation damages. Don't undervalue your loss of future earning capacity even if you were not working at the time of the accident. Other entitlements include, : General Damages or Pain Suffering & Loss of Amenities, Loss of Super Entitlements, Medical Expenses, Paid Care , Future care etc.
CTP Claims Lawyers has successfully concluded a large number of road accident and compensation claim cases on a "No Win. No Fee" basis. Our fees are competitive with or lower than those of other plaintiff personal injury firms due to our efficient approach, smaller overhead, and extensive experience. Your rights in relation to motor accidents in Queensland include engaging a CTP Claims Lawyer who:
Our CTP Claims Lawyers can answer any questions you have about the claims process, our approach to the conduct of CTP claims and our experience in ensuring people like you get the most compensation your circumstances warrant. Call us on 1300 529 529 or email us today.
In Queensland, motor vehicles are required to have compulsory third party insurance (CTP). Your CTP Claims Lawyer will initiate your claim with your insurer or the at-fault party’s motor vehicle insurer.
At the initial consultation, your CTP Claims Lawyers will get more details on your situation and then investigate insurance coverage. Our CTP Claims Lawyers also explain our client and 'No Win No Fee agreement'.
The CTP Claims Lawyers will meticulously examine all the contributing factors to determine the cause of your accident while you recover from your injuries.
After that, we’ll brief medical specialists to examine you and provide expert evidence reports. From those reports, Your CTP Claims Lawyers will assess the fair compensation that the insurer must pay for how the injury has impacted you and your family at work and at home.
Our CTP Claims Lawyers will also formulate your damages demand and appoint an out of court meeting to negotiate the resolution of your claim settlement.
Statistically, more than 97% of compensation claims are settled out of court. In many cases, the claim is resolved successfully during the informal settlement meeting, and you will receive compensation to which you are entitled.
In rare cases, if your claim has not been resolved at this stage, Our CTP Claims Lawyers will file proceedings in court to get you the compensation to which you are entitled according to law.
It all depends on the proportion of liability attributable to the at-fault driver, the extent of your injury and the quality of your evidence.
Someone whose injury has had a significant effect on their quality of life (work, psychological, physical) is entitled to greater compensation than someone whose injury has had a minor impact on their lives.
General damages were intended to compensate you for the pain and suffering you have endured and will endure in the future as a result of your injuries, as well as any permanent disability you're likely to suffer.
General damages awarded in Queensland have been set at artificially low sums and can be quite trivial in comparison to other States. The most serious injuries such as quadriplegia are awarded around $150,000 and some reasonably serious back injuries are restricted to just $10,000.
These include:
You are entitled to claim for any income you have lost as a result of the incident. If you weren't currently working and the injuries prevented you from looking for work or caused you to turn down job opportunities, you may also be able to claim for those situations.
You are entitled to be compensated for any future economic loss you may incur as a consequence of your injuries. If your injuries have resulted in some permanent disability – even to a small extent – you may be at risk of loss of wages in the future.
People who continue to work full-time can still recover future income loss on the basis they are at risk on the labour market when compared to able-bodied job applicants.
Domestic assistance you receive from friends, family members or care professionals following an accident is compensable in many cases – even if you don't pay for it. It's important to keep detailed records of any assistance you get from other people if you intend to claim domestic assistance.
For more information on how much compensation you will receive, contact our CTP claims Lawyers and we help you today.
To assist your CTP claims lawyer with the investigation, it is important to try to do the following:
If you're unsure where to start, get in touch with our CTP Claims Lawyers today and we can assist you.
Whether your claim is worthwhile depends on the seriousness of your injury and how that affects your employment and lifestyle.
There are some claims that are not worthwhile such as those for trivial injuries, where there is no insurer or the party at fault does not demonstrate significant assets against which a judgment can be enforced.
If you are not sure if your compensation claim is worthwhile please contact us and we will help assess your needs and eligibility for our no-win no-fee service.
CTP Claims Lawyers offers specially tailored services in connection with severe brain injury and spinal injury accidents for children and adults to help formulate comprehensive loss statements that include individualised damages components that make up multi-million dollar claims.
We understand how stressful it is to be involved in a car accident or other form of transportation accident. If your CTP claim is accepted, you may be eligible for substantial compensation if you have been injured.
By submitting a CTP claim, you will begin the process of receiving the necessary compensation to help you get your life back on track and receive the treatment you need.
Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance covers all people injured in motor vehicles accidents. Under the CTP scheme, you may file a claim if you are:
If you're not sure if your accident is on this list, contact us for a free consultation to find out. Remember that this type of claim is subject to strict time limits, so it's crucial to speak to a CTP claim lawyer as soon as possible.
In most cases, car accident claims are resolved before any court proceedings with a personal injury settlement. However, if your claim does go to trial, you may only need to attend if your presence is required to determine the outcome of the case.
In some cases eg interim applications for payment of rehabilitation expenses, your CTP Claims Lawyers may be able to attend on your behalf.
After you've submitted the CTP claim, the insurer will decide whether they'll accept or deny fault. It varies from case to case but it is important to note that finalising a claim too fast may be detrimental as the assessment of all your losses may not be assessable during the early stages.
Also, some claims may take a little longer for several reasons:
Every claim is unique and can have its own difficulties and complexities. We ensure you get the best outcome and receive the compensation to which you're entitled in accordance with the law. Give our CTP Claims Lawyers a call today.
If you are a passenger of a motor vehicle accident and you sustained any injuries, please speak to car accident lawyers and see if you have a case. In most cases, you will have a good claim for the injuries sustained.
Call or email today to get expert advice from the car accident lawyers injury experts at CTP Claims Lawyers.
Contact details for all drivers involved in the accident as well as those of eye-witnesses and passengers are needed. And details of all vehicles and their registration are must.
Make sure you know the accident's date, time, and its precise location. You also need a description of how it occurred, know what you were doing eg waiting to turn, at the moment of contact. Photographs of the scene are not mandatory but can be very useful in many cases.
Go to a doctor within the first few days after the accident. The doctor may not be able to do any more than recommend rest and pain killers, but each visit helps create a record that will be useful later.
Make sure your report to the doctor even ordinary things like headaches, dizziness, nausea, stiffness and pain. You should return to the doctor regularly even if there is no real assistance that he or she can provide. It is also important to report any emotional or psychological injuries as a result of the accident.
Details of your work history as far back as six years is needed. Compensation for loss of earning capacity in the future is often dependent on the consistency of a person's pre-accident employment history.
The date on which you last worked on the date when you expect to be able to return to work are also needed.
Details of your medical history, prior injuries and any pre-existing medical illnesses as far as you can remember except for trivial things like flu and colds – are required.
Details of your previous injury compensation, workers compensation, income protection and Centrelink claims are required to be disclosed including the result of the claim and the identity of any insurance company that paid any compensation to you.
If you are self-employed you will need to provide particulars of your business's revenue and expenses together with contact details for your accountant so the CTP insurer can verify same.
CTP Claims Lawyers' No-Win No-Fee terms affords fairness to those seeking compensation for personal injury including loss of income and future loss of income earning capacity. No-Win No-Fee - sometimes called "no-win, no-charge" and "no-win no-pay," allows legal representation to a level equivalent to that of the insurance company trying to prevent a fair compensation payout. Essentially No-Win No-Fee terms provide that fees and case expenses are only payable when the claim is finalised and only if it is successful.
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