If you’ve been injured—at work, on the road, or in a public place—it can be hard to know what to do next. You might be dealing with pain, stress, and money worries, all while trying to figure out your rights.
This site is here to make things clearer. We break down how personal injury claims work in Queensland in plain English, so you know where you stand, what steps to take, and how to get the help you might need.
We’re not a law firm, and we don’t offer legal advice. What we do offer is straightforward, easy-to-follow information based on how the personal injury claim process works in Queensland. If you’ve been injured and just want a better understanding of what to expect—without the legal jargon—this site is for you.
This site is for everyday Queenslanders—workers, drivers, pedestrians, parents—who’ve been injured and just want some honest answers about what to do next. Whether it’s a slip in a supermarket, a car crash, or an accident at work, we’ll help you make sense of what happens now.
This isn’t legal talk. It’s straight-up info to help you move forward:
What a personal injury claim actually is
The different types of claims (like car accidents and work injuries)
How much time you’ve got to make a claim
What kind of compensation you might be entitled to
How to prove fault and gather the right evidence
What to expect when dealing with insurance or going to court
When it makes sense to speak with a lawyer
Most claims are settled without going to court
You usually have 3 years from the date of injury to start a claim
Claims can include physical, psychological, or emotional injuries
The process often involves insurance companies, not just the person at fault
Legal costs can often be claimed back if your case is successful
You can jump straight into the area that matters most to you:
What Is a Personal Injury Claim in QLD?
Types of Personal Injury Claims
What Can I Be Compensated For?
Proving Fault in an Injury Claim
National Injury Insurance Scheme (NIIS)
How Are Injury Claims Calculated?
What Happens If It Goes to Court?
This site isn’t here to give legal advice—it’s just about making things clearer for everyday people who’ve been injured and aren’t sure what their options are. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or just want some plain, straightforward information, you’re in the right place.
However, if you would like to speak to a experienced lawyer who knows their way around the injury claims process in Queensland, give Peter Seymour from Seymour Furlong Lawyers a call today on 07 3879 1644.