One of the most important things to do right now is to understand your options by seeking legal advice as soon as possible. In most cases, a claim for compensation with the TAC must be lodged within 12 months of the accident. Get in touch with us as soon as you can and we can help you with your next steps.
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Your entitlements
Even if you were at fault in the accident, you may be entitled to:
Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that there may be circumstances where you may not be able to travel.
We have offices nationwide.
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We’ve been representing injured people for over 85 years. We are efficient, know the system and are confident we can help you. The legal team looking after your claim will include your lawyer, legal assistants and some of the most highly trained support staff in the industry.
We understand that seeking compensation is only one aspect of your journey after a life-changing accident. We know you need support, and we help provide it where you need it.
We know that making a claim can seem daunting and it’s hard to know where to start. We can give you the information and guidance you need to assess your options,and help make the process less stressful. In this appointment, we’ll answer any questions and help you decide on the best course of action for you.
You’ll need to make a claim with the insurance company or government agency that manages these types of claims in your State. In Victoria, this is the TAC.
Once you choose Taxcellent Consulting Services, we’ll begin gathering evidence on the accident to prepare your case.
So we can get a better understanding of your injury and the impact it has on your life you might need to get an independent medical examination to assess your injury. We’ll arrange these appointments for you.
We’ll help support you at every step of your journey to get you the compensation you deserve. While it’s very rare for cases to proceed all the way to court you can be confident of the best legal representation including a specialist barrister when it’s required.
