TAC Lawyers
Motor vehicle accident?
Road users involved in a car accident are entitled to claim support under the TAC scheme. Being injured in a motor vehicle accident can be a life-changing experience. Our team of expert TAC lawyers is here to help you access the support and care you deserve.
claiming support?
Our industry leading TAC team is expert in helping car drivers, passengers, motorcycle riders, cyclists, pedestrians and public transport passengers claim compensation under the TAC scheme. Our expert car accident lawyers possess the experience to help you achieve the compendation you deserve.
Drivers and passangers aren't the only ones able to make a claim under the TAC scheme. You may be able to access support through the TAC if you are:
- A pedestrian or cyclist injured by a vehicle;
- A passenger injured on a tram, train, bus or any other public transport;
- A road user injured when taking evasive action trying to avoid a car accident;
- Involved in a single vehicle car accident;
- A family member who has suffered psychological trauma.
We understand that getting injured in a car accident exceedingly traumatic. Our team is here to assist you with every aspect of your claim, big or small.
tac entitlements
The Transport Accident Act is a 'no fault scheme', which means that you have access to the following supports, irrespective if whether the other driver was at fault or not:
- Medical and like expenses;
- Loss of earnings support;
- lump sum for permanent impairment.
Unlike some other firms, we only offer our services on a 'No Win, No Fee' basis. This means that if you are not successful with your claim for compensation, you will not be required to pay any fees.
Frequently asked questions
Road users that have suffered injury as a consequence of a transport accident are entitled to support under the Transport Accident Commission (TAC).
It is important to lodge a claim as soon as practicable.
Macquarie Injury Lawyers industry leading team of lawyers specialise in TAC claims.
Medical and like expenses
You may be able to claim the cost of medical treatment for injuries that you have suffered as a consequence of your motor vehicle accident.
Loss of earnings and loss of earning capacity
You may also be entitled to loss of earnings payments for up to 18 months if you are unable to return to your pre-accident employment. After this period, loss of earning capacity benefits may be paid for a further 18 months.
Impairment benefit
It may be possible to claim a once of lump sum payment for your injuries, providing you meet the relevant injury threshold.
Common law damages
If you have suffered a serious injury as a consequence of your transport accident, and are able to show that the other driver was at fault, you may be eligible for common law damages. This included lump sum compensation for pain and suffering and/or loss of wage.
The Transport Accident Act is a 'no fault scheme', which means that you have access to the following supports, irrespective if whether the other driver was at fault or not:
- Medical and like expenses;
- Loss of earnings support;
- lump sum for permanent impairment.
Time limits apply, so it is advisable to seek advice from a TAC expert as soon as practicable.
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