Injured in a Motor Accident in NSW?
If you have been injured in a car, motorcycle, pedestrian, bicycle or rideshare accident in NSW, you may be entitled to compensation under the NSW Compulsory Third Party (CTP) scheme. Speak directly with a lawyer to understand your rights, available benefits and time limits before making decisions about your claim.
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What Compensation May Include
Depending on your circumstances, compensation under the NSW CTP scheme may include:
- Weekly income support payments
- Medical and rehabilitation expenses
- Treatment and care costs
- Domestic assistance (in some cases)
- Lump sum damages where statutory thresholds are met
Eligibility depends on fault, injury severity and legislative requirements.
Why Early Legal Advice Matters
Strict time limits apply to motor accident claims in NSW.
Delays in lodging applications or obtaining medical evidence may affect entitlements.
Early advice can help you understand your options and protect your position.
How can Resolve Claims help?
Whatever your motor vehicle accident injury, we're here to resolve your worries.
Weekly Income Support
Weekly income support payments if you are unable to work due to injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident.
Medical & Rehabilitation
Medical and rehabilitation expenses, treatment and care costs related to your motor vehicle accident.
Domestic Assistance
Domestic assistance in some cases where your injuries affect your ability to manage day-to-day tasks.
Lump Sum Damages
Lump sum damages where statutory thresholds are met, including compensation for non-economic loss (pain and suffering) and lump sums for past or future economic loss, even if you retain some capacity for work.
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Compassion
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Professionalism
With decades of experience in insurance and law, our team knows how to win.
No Win, No Fee Options Available
In suitable matters, we may offer a conditional costs agreement.
This generally means professional legal fees are payable only if your claim is successful, subject to the terms of a written agreement.
Before You Decide to Proceed, We Will Explain:
- How legal fees are calculated
- Responsibility for disbursements
- Circumstances where fees may become payable
You are not obliged to proceed after receiving advice.
Why Choose Resolve Claims
How It Works
Getting started is simple. We'll guide you through every step.
Tell Us What Happened
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We Assess Your Claim
A member of our team will review your situation and let you know if you have a claim — at no cost to you.
We Fight for Your Compensation
If you have a claim, we handle everything. No win, no fee — you don't pay unless we get you a result.
Frequently Asked Questions
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You are not required to have a lawyer to lodge an application for statutory benefits.
However, legal advice may assist where:
- Liability is disputed
- Benefits are reduced, declined or terminated
- You may qualify for a lump sum damages claim
- There are disputes about medical assessments
We can assess your circumstances and explain your options.
Strict time limits apply under NSW legislation.
An application for personal injury benefits must generally be lodged within defined timeframes after the accident.
Additional limitation periods apply to lump sum damages claims.
Because time limits vary depending on circumstances, early advice is recommended.
You may still be eligible for statutory benefits even if you were partly at fault.
Eligibility for lump sum damages depends on fault findings and injury thresholds.
Each matter depends on its specific facts.
Compensation depends on:
- Injury severity
- Work capacity
- Medical evidence
- Fault determination
- Legislative thresholds
It is not possible to determine entitlement without assessing your individual circumstances.
We provide tailored advice after reviewing your situation.
In suitable matters, we may offer a conditional costs agreement.
This generally means professional legal fees are payable only if your claim is successful, subject to the written agreement.
Before you proceed, we provide full written costs disclosure outlining:
- How fees are calculated
- Responsibility for disbursements
- When fees may become payable
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Initial enquiries are obligation-free.
You are not required to proceed after receiving advice.
- Seek medical treatment
- Report the accident where required
- Record details of other drivers involved
- Keep medical records and receipts
- Seek legal advice if unsure about your rights
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Important Information
The information on this website is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice.
No solicitor-client relationship is created unless a formal costs agreement is entered into.
Outcomes depend on individual circumstances and statutory criteria.
No Win, No Fee Disclaimer: No Win, No Fee refers to our legal fees only. You may still be liable for disbursements (third-party costs such as medical reports and court filing fees) and, in some circumstances, the other party's legal costs if your claim is unsuccessful. Full details of our fee arrangement will be provided to you in a costs agreement before any work commences.