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Suffered an injury in a private motor vehicle or on public transport? You may be entitled to a compensation claim, whether you were a driver, a passenger or a pedestrian.
If you were partly at fault and sustained a catastrophic injury, you may still be entitled to claim compensation as the law allows ‘no-fault’ claims.
The Compulsory Third-Party (CTP) Insurance covers every driver in NSW, which makes compensation possible.
Let us help you claim the compensation you’re entitled to.
Call Gajic Lawyers today on (02) 9890 5885.
The Motor Accidents Act (1988) governs accidents involving motor vehicles in New South Wales, and the State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) is in charge of enforcing the law.
Since 1989, the SIRA has been in charge of all legal processes connected to incidents involving any type of motor vehicle, including:
*The law governing motor vehicle accident claims in New South Wales has recently been modified. The new CTP scheme began on December 1, 2017, and more information will be available on this page soon. 2002-2019
Our expert knowledge of compensation law in NSW and throughout Australia means we can complete your compensation concerns regardless of which state you’re in.
We’re a tech-focused law company. We’re environmentally conscious, and we don’t use paper at all, except for original signed documents. Our technology ensures that your compensation case is handled as quickly and efficiently as possible. We’ve known for a long time that depending entirely on lawyers to get legal matters forward does not match client expectations.
We can assist you in obtaining greater compensation in a shorter time, regardless of where you live in Australia.
Lawyers are expensive, therefore the less you see them, the better. We’ve processed thousands of compensation cases at Gajic, from the simplest to the most complex. We use tried-and-true techniques and technology to fast-track your reimbursement without wasting money on unnecessary legal sessions. That’s not to say you won’t be kept informed; you will, and we’re always available if you need us.
At Gajic Lawyers, we take on just those matters that we believe will be successful, reducing the chances of you losing your compensation claim. This is done on a no-win, no-fee basis.
We also provide a no-cost, no-obligation case evaluation.
Have you got a question? It’s likely we’ve answered it before. Check out the following responses and if you still have questions, simply ask. Call Gajic Lawyers today on (02) 9890 5885.
As of October 2016, the maximum amount you can claim for Non-Economic Loss (such as medical bills or compensation for grief) in New South Wales is $521,000. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) amount is added to this value every year.
As of October 2016, the weekly wage loss compensation claim was capped at $4,777. The CPI amount is also added to this amount each year.
If your claim is successful, the amount of compensation you will get will be calculated based on your specific circumstances (for example, how severely you might have been disabled).
Economic losses, such as missed wages due to time off work, must be supported by proof. This could be in the form of receipts, pay stubs, or tax returns, and you must also show that you are owed money.
It is extremely difficult to estimate the extent of a claim at the time of injury. Within three months of the date of injury, a claim form should be delivered to the CTP insurance.
If the claim form is not returned within three months, your compensation claim may get complicated. The three-month deadline is crucial.
Applying for reimbursement of expenses or lost wages is a simple process. If this is your situation, you must submit an Accident Notification Form to the State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) within 28 days of the incident. We can also assist you with this at Gajic Lawyers.
At Gajic Lawyers, we aim to give you the best possible outcome. Here are some of the reasons why you should choose Gajic Lawyers for your motor vehicle accident and CTP claims:
At Gajic Lawyers, we have a reputable legal team with decades of experience in handling motor vehicle accidents and CTP compensation cases and ensuring our clients receive the best settlements possible.
To get the best possible chance of receiving the compensation you are entitled to, call Gajic Lawyers today on (02) 9890 5885.