Legal Advice

NSW personal injury & CTP claims

Injured in NSW?

Start your CTP enquiry

Hurt in a road accident or motor vehicle crash? Find out if you have a claim. Submit your details and Legal Advice can help assess what may be available based on your circumstances.

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Personal injury

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Initial assessment

You may be able to claim for

You may be entitled to support depending on your injuries and circumstances. Legal Advice can help assess what may be relevant.

Physiotherapist reviewing a treatment plan with a patient wearing a knee brace

Treatment expenses

Medical treatment, scans, specialist reviews, physiotherapy and rehabilitation expenses may be relevant.

Injured person at a desk reviewing lost income, pay slips and monthly budget documents

Income loss

Loss of income or reduced capacity to work may need to be assessed.

Injured person on a sofa with a knee brace, reflecting on pain, recovery and emotional impact

Pain and suffering

Non-economic loss may be relevant in some serious injury circumstances.

Injured person at home receiving support from family and a care worker

Care and assistance

Care provided by family, friends or paid carers may be considered.

Physiotherapist supporting an injured patient using parallel bars during rehabilitation

Rehabilitation

Ongoing treatment, recovery support and functional needs may form part of the enquiry.

Injured person reviewing future planning documents at a desk with an arm in a sling

Long-term impact

Permanent restrictions, employment impact and future needs can be assessed.

How it works

1

Submit quick enquiry

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2

We contact you

Friendly follow-up

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We help assess your options

Based on your circumstances

Injured in NSW? Start your CTP enquiry

Tell us a few details and we'll arrange a callback to discuss your NSW CTP enquiry. It only takes two quick steps.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about NSW CTP enquiries and what happens next.

No. You can submit a quick enquiry even if you are unsure whether you have a claim. Legal Advice can help assess what may be available based on your circumstances.