As a personal injury lawyer on the Gold Coast, Main Lawyers works with clients on a number of legal cases from personal injury, worker compensation and car accidents. it’s important to know your rights when it comes to any legal situation. We provide a down-to-earth, no-nonsense approach so that you can access all the information needed to make an informed decision for your circumstances.
We offer our clients a No-win No-fee guarantee which means you won’t pay us a cent unless we win your case.
What Can Our Personal Injury Lawyers in Surfers Paradise Provide for You?
There are many different circumstances that can surround a personal injury claim and the process of compensation is typically a long and arduous one. Our personal injury solicitors in Southport can help you navigate the ins and outs of the legal system minus the legal jargon so that you know exactly what your options for compensation are and what you can do about them.
Starting with an initial consultation, our friendly team will discuss your individual situation with you and provide a free assessment within 24 hours of how much you can be compensated based on your provided details. If we think you have a case, we’ll handle all of the paperwork and documentation on your behalf and ensure you have the right evidence to support your claim.
We will then use the resources at our disposal to manage your claim from start to finish, no matter how long it may take to be resolved.
What Does Personal Injury Law Cover in Southport?
A personal injury claim can be applied to many different circumstances, and you may not be aware of all of them. You can make:
Car Accident and Motor Vehicle Injury Claims
WorkCover Compensation Claims
Medical Negligence Claims
Public Liability Claims
What Do We Provide for Personal Injury Claims in Southport?
Personal injury solicitors committed to your case
All cases go through our Principal Lawyer, Lachlan Main,
No upfront costs, hidden fees, or price increases from beginning to end
A No-win No-fee guarantee for your protection
No obligation home visits for those who can’t visit us in our office
Know Your Legal Rights Today with Main Lawyers
As a personal injury lawyer in Southport, we provide advice and information for our clients to make informed decisions on their individual needs. It’s important to know your rights when it comes to making a claim.
What Type of Injuries Can You Make a Personal Injury Claim for?
You can claim compensation for many different things in a personal injury claim, depending on your individual situation. In Southport, you can claim for:
General Damages
If you have endured pain, suffering and distress over your injury, you may be able to make a claim on this basis.
Medical Expenses
Are you out of pocket due to medical expenses relating to your injury or illness? This may be grounds for filing for compensation.
Lost Income
Have you lost any income because you haven’t been able to go to work or perform your regular duties? If so, you may have a claim.
Paid Care and Assistance
If you have had to hire someone to help you complete daily tasks because you are unable to do them after an injury or illness, compensation may be claimed.
Lost Superannuation Benefits
If your superannuation benefits have been impacted as a result of injury or illness, we may be able to help you file a compensation claim to win them back.
Such a compulsory conference may involve an insurer attending for the medical negligence insurer (or their representatives). You are required to participate and attend such a conference, but will generally not be required to speak. That is our role or, in some instances, the role of a Barrister who we will brief in your matter.
Over 50% of all medical negligence matters would settle at Compulsory Conference. This is primarily due to most client’s being reasonable and the medical negligence insurer making a fair and reasonable assessment of the claim and the parties making offers accordingly. Sometimes, as with anything in life, two sides cannot agree on the evidence before them and in those cases, the parties must seek a Judge’s intervention. It is only after the Compulsory Conference is unsuccessful that the parties commence Court proceedings.
Only a small percentage of medical negligence matters end up before a Judge (less than 2% of all matters).
