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Queensland workers' compensation

Hurt at work and wondering what happens now?

If you've been injured or become unwell because of your job, whether it happened on site, on the road for work, or even on your way to or from work, you may be entitled to support. This applies to most workers, including casuals and labour hire.

You don't need to prove fault to access help. You just need the right advice, early.

What you might be entitled to.

Statutory benefits


Available regardless of fault. Weekly payments while you can't work. Medical and rehabilitation expenses covered.


Common law compensation


If your employer's negligence caused your injury or illness, you may also be entitled to a lump sum for pain and suffering, lost income, and ongoing treatment.

Most people don't realise both can apply. We make sure you don't miss out on either.

We can help if you're dealing with:

A workplace injury or accident

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Psychological injury — bullying, harassment, work-related stress or PTSD

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An occupational disease or industrial illness

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Repetitive strain or overuse injury

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A journey claim — injured travelling to or from work

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A fatal workplace injury, on behalf of dependants

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Spinal and head injuries are some of the most common and serious we see, often affecting someone's ability to work long after the accident itself.

We take the legal weight off you so you can focus on getting well.

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WE KNOW YOU’RE PROBABLY WORRIED ABOUT...

How you'll pay your bills.
Whether you'll get better.
Whether your job is still safe.

And that's a lot to carry while you're trying to recover, we get that.

Don't let these mistakes cost you your claim.


Not reporting the incident straight away

01.


Delaying seeing a doctor

02.


Not documenting how the injury happened

03.


Accepting the insurers lump sum offer without advice. This can end your right to claim negligence separately

04.

If you've already made one of these mistakes, talk to us anyway. There may still be options.

How it works.

Free case assessment

01


We listen, assess your situation, and tell you honestly where you stand.

Lodge your claim

02


We handle the paperwork and get your claim moving properly from day one.

Build the evidence

03


We gather medical and factual evidence, and arrange independent assessments where needed to show the real impact of your injury and to maximise your entitlement to compensation..

Negotiate and resolve

04


We deal directly with the insurer on your behalf and fight for the outcome you deserve.

Know your timeframe.

You have three years from the date of injury to make a negligence claim, and sometimes that timeframe is even shorter. Exceptions exist, but don't rely on them. The earlier you get advice, the more options you have.
Most workers' compensation matters resolve without needing to go to court.

Not sure if you have a claim?

Know your timeframe.

You have three years from the date of injury to make a negligence claim, and sometimes that timeframe is even shorter. Exceptions exist, but don't rely on them. The earlier you get advice, the more options you have.
Most workers' compensation matters resolve without needing to go to court.

Not sure if you have a claim?

Know your timeframe.

You have three years from the date of injury to make a negligence claim, and sometimes that timeframe is even shorter. Exceptions exist, but don't rely on them. The earlier you get advice, the more options you have.
Most workers' compensation matters resolve without needing to go to court.

Not sure if you have a claim?