NSW Compensation Lawyers Information

NSW Compensation Lawyers provide their clients with the highest quality advice in an environment where clients receive the personal attention they deserve. We tirelessly fight for clients' rights with dedication and commitment to maximise their entitlements. Our Lawyers pride themselves on the quality of service provided as well as the outstanding results. We are implacable in the pursuit of our clients' rights. Therefore, call us 24/7 if you need help: at 02 9601 0088. We are there for you. Anyone who has sustained an auto-related injury should seek out a motor vehicle lawyer for advice as soon as possible. This includes passengers in the vehicles involved, as well as the drivers. Road traffic incidents can result in such personal injury ranging from minor cuts, bruises and whiplash to serious lesions, knee/muscle injury, brain injury, spinal injury, and even death. Unfortunately some auto injuries may not even show up until weeks later or become a chronic condition that makes working impossible. If a person has not filed a claim within a certain time frame, it could be too late to make a claim. There are strict time limits set by the law. Our car/auto lawyers urge people who have been involved in a serious motor vehicle incident to contact a lawyer as soon as possible. If a person is too injured to speak with a lawyer have a family member call instead to find out about ones rights. Motor Vehicle Accident claims often involve such situations as:· truck incidents· car crashes and collisions· car incidents· bike and cycling incidents· pedestrian incidents· motorcycle incidents· injuries to passengers."No Win No Fee" PolicyMany people associate hiring a lawyer with spending a lot of money. At NSW Compensation Lawyers there are no upfront costs or charges. We have a "No Win No Fee" policy that reduces a client's financial burden as his or her claim is pursued. However, in the event that the action fails in court, you may be liable to an adverse costs order. Our lawyers will gladly explain in non-legal jargon the entire process involved in your motor vehicle (auto) incident case. A confidential, free consultation with an auto accident lawyer car or motor vehicle specialist who can assess your situation will determine whether or not you should seek a motor accident claim. Unfortunately thousands of Australian's, who are injured in car accidents every year, never realise that they were entitled to make an auto injury claim. If you were "not at fault" or not entirely at fault for causing the car accident, a lawyer would most likely advise you to proceed. To receive compensation for personal injury in a car accident claim, your lawyer must show that someone else was negligent and therefore to blame for the car accident. In those situations where both drivers are partly to blame for causing an incident, liability is often apportioned on a percentage basis by the judge between the two parties. This is known as "contributory negligence".