At The Law Office of Conrad Curry, we take pride in achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients at the earliest opportunity. We have an established track-record as being trusted and effective when it comes to maximising compensation for injured people and their families.
We offer obligation-free initial appointments and act in damages claims on a no win, no fee basis.
Compensation is available under NSW law for people who have suffered injuries as the result of motor vehicle accidents. This includes limited rights for people deemed to be “at fault” in motor accidents. Our motor vehicle accident lawyers have decades’ worth of collective experience – and have acted in successful damages claims on behalf of:
- Motor cyclists/cyclists
- Pedestrians
- Passengers in motor vehicles and those riding pillion on motorcycles
- Drivers deemed not at fault
- Families of people killed in motor vehicles accidents
The types of compensation available includes:
- Weekly income payments for people incapacitated for work as the result of their injuries, including limited rights for those deemed “at fault”
- Lump sum compensation for loss of earning capacity for those not at fault
- Lump sum compensation for pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, loss of amenity of life and disfigurement (*thresholds apply)
- Medical treatment expenses – past and future
- Commercial assistance in the home
What Do I Need To Do
- Record the registration number of the vehicle/s you think caused the accident (if possible)
- Report the incident to the NSW Police on the Police Assistance Line or on 13 14 44, as soon as possible (but within 28 days of the accident), and obtain the Police Event number
- If you have not received medical treatment, make an appointment with your doctor (GP), as soon as possible
- Some time limits apply, so it is important to instruct a specialist personal injury lawyer as soon as possible
Our No Win, No Fee Service Includes the Following:
- Helping you better understand the Motor Vehicle Accident (CTP) scheme in NSW and your obligations
- Completing the relevant notification forms
- Identifying the insurer of the vehicle deemed to be “at fault”
- Claiming medical expenses, such as counselling, physiotherapy and/or remedial massage
- Claiming commercial cleaning or domestic assistance, if required
- Obtaining weekly payments if you are unable to work
- Assisting you in claiming lump sum compensation, if you are entitled
- Assisting you in finalising your claim
Download Our Motor Vehicle Accident Brochure
Know your rights when it comes to compensation for injuries suffered in, or as the result of, a motor vehicle accident. Download our information booklet to learn more about the process.
