What to consider for a road accident injury claim in Melbourne?

We handle road accident claims across Australia, except in New South Wales and South Australia. Laws and schemes vary significantly by state. In Victoria, most road accident claims fall under the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) scheme. If you've been in a road accident in Melbourne, you'll probably have questions about what to do next, and we're here to help you understand what a claim involves.

What is the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) scheme in Victoria?

The TAC scheme is a no-fault compensation scheme that helps people injured in transport accidents in Victoria. This means it provides financial support and benefits regardless of who was at fault in the accident. It covers a range of benefits, including medical expenses, income support, and lump sum payments for serious injuries. To make a claim, you'll generally need to notify the TAC as soon as you can after your accident.

What compensation can you claim after a road accident?

If you've been injured in a road accident, you may be able to claim different types of compensation. This can include reimbursement for medical treatment, rehabilitation costs, and income loss if you're unable to work. For serious injuries, you might also be able to claim a lump sum payment for pain and suffering. We can help you understand what you may be entitled to based on your specific situation.

How can we help with your road accident claim?

Navigating a road accident claim can be complex. We can help you understand the claims process and gather the necessary evidence. We'll walk you through communicating with the TAC and explain your entitlements. We'll also explain your options at each stage.

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Getting advice early can help you get an initial sense of your situation and the potential next steps.

Get in touch

We know this can be a difficult time. We can help you understand where you stand and what options may be available to you. You can start with an online claim check, or to talk through your situation sooner, call us on 1800 111 222.