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At fault, not hurt. Your claim is limited — but someone else's might not be.

Not injured, at fault. The honest version.

With no injury to you, there's no compensation claim on your side right now. But your passengers might have one — regardless of who caused the crash. And if symptoms show up in 28 days, your own claim opens. Had a car accident? Call Accident Hub.

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The honest picture

Three things to check

No overclaims. Here's what actually sits in front of you.

01

Your passengers

Anyone in your car who was hurt has a CTP claim against your car's CTP insurer — regardless of fault. The claim doesn't come out of your pocket. Pass their number to us. We lodge for them.

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02

Your own symptoms

If whiplash, back pain, headaches or anything else shows up inside 28 days — call us urgently. Even at fault, you're entitled to up to 52 weeks of statutory benefits under MAIA 2017.

At-fault, injured route
03

Your cover options

If you have comprehensive, your insurer fixes your car (you pay excess). Without cover, your car's damage is yours and so is any demand from the other side. We'll walk you through it honestly.

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What we won't pretend

With no injury to you and fault on your side, there's not much we can run as a compensation claim right now. No free hire car — you caused the crash, so you're not owed loss of use from another insurer. No damages — there's nothing to claim against. No statutory benefits — those only open with an injury.

What is real: your passengers can claim against your CTP and it doesn't cost you anything. If symptoms appear, your own claim opens. And any letter of demand the other driver sends you should be checked before you pay a cent.

Straight up: one call tells you exactly where you stand. No pretending there's more here than there is.

At fault, no injury — one call and we'll be straight with you about what's on the table.

We've been through this 1000 times. Been through it with you.

If symptoms appear

The 28-day rule matters even here

At fault doesn't change the 28-day window. Under NSW MAIA 2017, even an at-fault injured driver is entitled to up to 52 weeks of statutory benefits — income support, medical, rehab. It's the claim most law firms won't take, because there's no damages for them to cut from. We take it.

The trigger is injury. If you start hurting — whiplash pain 48 hours later, headaches a week after, back pain that creeps in — call us the same day. Lodge inside 28 days and benefits backdate to the accident.

FAQ

Common questions

Only if you were injured. Under NSW MAIA 2017, being at fault doesn't block you from statutory benefits (income support, medical, rehab) for up to 52 weeks — but you need an injury to trigger them. With no injury, there's no compensation claim for you. Watch for delayed symptoms inside 28 days.
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