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Our Sydney CTP claim lawyers at Gajic Lawyers are highly experienced in handling Compulsory Third Party insurance claims across New South Wales. If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in Sydney and need help navigating the NSW CTP scheme, we are here to secure the maximum compensation you are entitled to.
Under the Motor Accidents Injuries Act 2017 (MAIA), all registered vehicles in NSW are covered by CTP insurance. This scheme provides statutory benefits to injured road users regardless of fault — and additional common law damages to those who were not at fault and sustained injuries above the threshold.
Any person injured in a motor vehicle accident on a NSW road may be entitled to CTP benefits, including:
The NSW CTP scheme is one of the most complex injury compensation systems in Australia. The scheme distinguishes between at-fault and not-at-fault claimants, applies a threshold injury test that affects your eligibility for common law damages, and involves strict time limits for lodging your Claims Notification Form (CNF) and Claim Form.
CTP insurers are experienced at managing claims to minimise payouts. Our Sydney CTP lawyers know how to dispute fault assessments, challenge threshold injury determinations, obtain independent medical evidence, and fight for the full range of statutory benefits and common law damages available to you.
If you have been injured in a car accident in Sydney or anywhere in NSW, contact Gajic Lawyers today for a free, no-obligation assessment of your CTP claim.
With decades of experience handling compensation claims across NSW, Gajic Lawyers is uniquely positioned to guide you from initial advice to final settlement.
Don’t let the CTP insurer undervalue your claim. Call our Sydney CTP claim lawyers today at 1800 318 002 or start your online claim check now.
A CTP (Compulsory Third Party) claim is a claim for compensation following a motor vehicle accident in NSW. Under the Motor Accidents Injuries Act 2017, all registered vehicles must have CTP insurance. This insurance covers personal injury claims by people injured in road accidents — including drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and cyclists. Statutory benefits are available to all injured parties regardless of fault, while common law damages are available to not-at-fault claimants with injuries above the threshold.
Statutory benefits are available to all injured claimants regardless of fault and cover: weekly income support payments (up to 26 weeks for at-fault claimants, longer for not-at-fault); reasonable medical, hospital, and rehabilitation expenses; and treatment, care, and support expenses. At-fault claimants are not entitled to common law damages, but may still access statutory benefits for the first 26 weeks after the accident.
Under the NSW CTP scheme, a “threshold injury” is a soft tissue injury (such as whiplash or a muscle strain) or a minor psychological injury that is not associated with a threshold physical injury. Claimants with only threshold injuries receive statutory benefits for up to 26 weeks but are not entitled to pursue common law damages. If your injuries go beyond threshold — such as fractures, nerve damage, or significant psychological conditions — you may have access to broader compensation. Our CTP lawyers can advise you on where your injuries sit.
You must lodge a Claims Notification Form (CNF) with the relevant CTP insurer within three months of the accident. A full Claim Form must generally be lodged within 28 days of the CNF. Missing these deadlines can affect your claim, so it is important to seek legal advice promptly. Your Gajic Lawyers solicitor can handle all lodgement requirements on your behalf.
You must notify the CTP insurer within three months of the accident. Court proceedings for common law damages must generally be commenced within three years of the date of the accident. However, earlier procedural steps have their own deadlines — missing them can complicate your claim significantly. Contact Gajic Lawyers as soon as possible after your accident.
Yes — at-fault claimants can access statutory benefits for the first 26 weeks after the accident, covering income support and medical expenses. However, at-fault claimants are not entitled to common law damages. If you were not at fault (or less than 61% at fault), you may access statutory benefits for a longer period and may also be eligible for common law damages. Our Sydney CTP lawyers can advise you on your entitlements regardless of fault.
Yes. Gajic Lawyers handles Sydney CTP claims on a strict No Win, No Fee basis. You pay nothing upfront and nothing unless we successfully resolve your claim. Call 1800 318 002 or start your online claim check at gajic.com.au.
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