Compensation Law Guides — Know Your Rights Before You Claim.
Plain-English answers to the questions injured Queenslanders actually ask — no jargon, no sales pitch. Written by the AMK team for people in Queensland.
What To Do After A Car Accident In Queensland
The steps you take in the first hour — and the first week — can make or break your compensation claim. Here's the checklist every Queensland driver should know before they need it.
By Michael Singh · 8 min read
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How Long Do You Have To Make A Compensation Claim In Queensland?
Miss a deadline and a strong claim can vanish. Here are the time limits that matter — from the 28-day CTP notice to the 3-year court limit.
By Michael Singh · 6 min readNo Win, No Fee Explained: What You'll Actually Pay
Not all No Win, No Fee agreements are equal. We break down uplift fees, outlays, the 50/50 rule, and the fine print to watch for.
By Michael Singh · 5 min readHurt At Work? Statutory vs Common Law Claims
WorkCover isn't the whole story. Understand the difference between a statutory claim and a common law claim — and why it can be worth hundreds of thousands.
By Michael Singh · 7 min readSlipped In A Supermarket? Do These 5 Things Today
The evidence that wins a slip-and-fall claim disappears within days. Here's exactly what to do in the first 24 hours.
By Michael Singh · 4 min readTPD: The Insurance You Didn't Know You Had
Most Australians have Total & Permanent Disability cover sitting in their super — and most never claim it. Here's how to check.
By Michael Singh · 5 min readNot At Fault, But The Driver Took Off — Can You Still Claim?
Hit-and-run and unidentified drivers don't have to mean no compensation. Meet the Nominal Defendant — and its brutal deadlines.
By Michael Singh · 6 min readWhat To Do After A Car Accident In NSW
NSW CTP is governed by the Motor Accidents Injuries Act 2017 and funded by green slip insurance. Here's every step — from the scene to lodging your claim.
By Michael Singh · 8 min readNSW CTP Claims: Statutory Benefits vs Common Law Explained
NSW operates a two-tier system — statutory benefits for everyone, common law for those with non-minor injuries. Here's how the two pathways work.
By Michael Singh · 7 min readNSW Car Accident Claims: Every Deadline You Need To Know
28 days, 3 months, 3 years — the MAIA 2017 time limits are strict. Miss the wrong one and you may lose your right to compensation entirely.
By Michael Singh · 6 min readMinor or Non-Minor? How NSW Classifies Your Road Accident Injury
Whether your injury is minor or non-minor under MAIA controls your benefit duration and access to common law damages. Here's what each classification means.
By Michael Singh · 6 min readPrefer To Just Talk To Someone?
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