Motorcycle
Accidents

No Win, No Fee

You don’t have to face this alone

In the two decades of our law practice, we’ve seen how devastating motorcycle accidents can be. 


Statistically motorcycle accidents usually result in either catastrophic (ie. severe injury, amputation, quadriplegia, or death) with long lasting effects and consequences affecting loved ones and people close to the motorcyclists. However, even riders with minor injuries may be eligible to make a claim. 
Recovering from a motorcycle accident can be an intense journey, both physically and emotionally, not to mention the financial implications. This is where we can help.

We want you to know that if you’re a motorcyclist who’s been injured in an accident, you have the right to seek compensation from the Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurer of the vehicle responsible for the incident.

This applies in cases where another vehicle collided with you. For example, forcing you off the road, failing to give-way, or similar incidents.

If the driver responsible for the accident fled the scene or remains unidentified, you may still have the opportunity to file a claim against the Nominal Defendant. This entity often serves as a stand-in for the CTP insurer under such circumstances.

In the unfortunate event of a road fatality, we can also help the deceased’s family file a “dependency” compensation claim, and in certain situations, claims for psychological trauma as well.

How does it work?

Your Compensation Comes from 
the Insurer, Not the Driver

The Compulsory Third Party (CTP) scheme in Queensland is a system of insurance that is mandatory for all vehicle owners in the state. The scheme is designed to provide financial compensation to people who are injured or killed in motor vehicle accidents through no fault of their own.

Under the CTP scheme, every vehicle owner in Queensland is required to purchase a CTP insurance policy when they register their vehicle. The cost of the policy is included in the registration fee for the vehicle.

The CTP scheme is administered by the Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC), which is responsible for approving the policies offered by insurance companies.

Your claim will proceed against the CTP Insurer who has insured the vehicle which is at fault for your accident. Importantly, your compensation will be paid by the CTP insurer and NOT come out of the pocket of the at-fault driver.

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How to Claim

Navigating a claim can feel daunting, but the process is straightforward with the right guidance. From your first consultation to final resolution, Brandon & Gullo will handle the legal details, keep you informed at every step, and work to secure the best possible outcome for you.

Motor Vehicle Accident FAQ’s

    1. Report the Accident:
      File a police report as soon as possible. We can assist you with this if needed.

    2. Medical Documentation:
      Obtain a medical certificate from your doctor detailing your injuries.

    3. Claim Submission:
      Our team will handle the paperwork and submit your claim to the appropriate CTP insurer in Queensland.

  • Depending on the severity of your injuries and the circumstances of the accident, you may be eligible for compensation through various avenues:

    • CTP Insurance: Queensland’s CTP scheme provides compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

    • Superannuation Insurance: If your injuries prevent you from working permanently, you might be eligible for

    • Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) benefits through your superannuation.

    • Public Liability: In some cases, you may be able to make a public liability claim against the party responsible for the acciden


  • Motorcycle accident laws and compensation schemes can be complex. An experienced lawyer can:

    • Explain your claim options and guide you through the process.

    • Negotiate with the insurer to secure the maximum compensation you deserve.

    • Manage all communication and paperwork on your behalf.

    • Advocate for your rights throughout the entire claim.

  • Generally, a claim must be lodged within three years from the date of the accident. However, it is advisable to seek legal advice as soon as possible to ensure that you meet all the necessary deadlines.

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Why choose us?

Our lawyers are experts when it comes to motor vehicle accident and personal injury compensation claims – we’ve literally helped thousands of Queensland drivers get back on their feet. We pride ourselves on getting excellent results for our clients while providing a personal and honest approach and this is evidenced by our client testimonials and the feedback we continually receive.

We understand that navigating the legal system can be overwhelming, which is why we strive to make the process as stress-free as possible for our clients. Our clear and regular communication means that you’ll never be left in the dark.

Free Claim Evaluation 

As part of our Free Claim Check, we offer the following:

Obligation-free consultation to assess your case confidentially with no upfront charge;

Claim assessment process where we will explain all of the options available to you;

We can come to you if you are unable to make it into our office;

Genuine No-Win No-Fee arrangement (we do not sign you up to loan agreements)

We believe everyone deserves access to justice. That’s why we offer our personal injury services on a No Win, No Fee basis covering all legal fees and outlays upfront, with nothing to pay unless your claim succeeds. Fill in our enquiry form or call us today to speak with our expert team today.