What about my passengers?

If anyone in your car was sore or shaken, they've got a claim of their own — it runs on the at-fault driver's insurance, not yours. Pass their details to us and we can help them sort it too. It's easy to miss this one.

What if I'm sore next week?

Give us a call. Things change, and the sooner you're in touch the easier it is to sort. A short phone call is enough to figure out what to do next.

Do I need to do anything today?

Just look after yourself. When you've got a minute, give us a call and we'll walk you through it. You don't need to have it all figured out first.

Someone hit you. You're fine. The car isn't.

Q: What about my car?

The at-fault driver's insurance should cover the repair side, and sometimes a hire car. It's mostly paperwork from here, and that's where we come in — we'll walk you through what to do and who to ring.

Not your fault, not hurt — just a mess to sort.

Annoying, inconvenient, not your fault. The at-fault driver's insurance should cover the car side and sometimes a hire car. It's mostly paperwork from here — and that's where we come in. Give us a call and we'll walk you through it.

Damaged car being collected for repair on a Sydney street

Under NSW MAIA 2017The motor accident law we work within

No cut of your damagesLegal costs are regulated, not skimmed

We take at-fault claimsUp to 52 weeks of benefits

Plain EnglishNo jargon, no runaround

What usually comes up

Three things worth knowing.

You're fine, the car isn't, and you're not the one who caused it. Here's what's usually on the list.

The car side

The at-fault driver's insurance should cover the repair, and often a hire car while yours is off the road. It's mostly paperwork. If anything gets messy or stalled, give us a call and we'll help sort it.

See what you're owed

If you had passengers

If anyone in your car felt sore afterwards — even just a bit stiff — they've got a claim of their own. It runs on the other driver's insurance, not yours. Worth a quick phone call.

Passenger info

If anything aches later

Whiplash, headaches, back pain — they can show up days after. If something starts bothering you, call us early. It's easier to sort when you act quickly.

See what you're owed

The thing most people miss

Feeling fine today doesn't always mean fine.

Whiplash usually peaks a day or two after a crash, not at the scene. Concussion symptoms — headaches, dizziness, disturbed sleep — can creep in over a few days. Back pain from being jolted can take a week to really show.

If anything feels different from before the accident, even a little, give us a call rather than waiting to see whether it settles. The earlier we know, the more options stay open.

You don't need to have it figured out. Just pick up the phone and we'll walk you through it.

Rather just ring us?

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

(02) 7238 7379 or request a callback

Short quiz

Not sure what you're owed?

A few short questions and you'll get a plain-English read on your situation. Quick and straightforward.

Common questions

Quick answers

It's a good idea. Adrenaline masks a lot at the scene. Whiplash, soft-tissue strain, even concussion can take a day or two to show up. If you feel sore the next morning, give us a call — it's easier to sort early.

Injured, not at fault

If anything starts aching, this is the one to read. There's usually real support available.

Passengers

Anyone in your car who felt sore has their own claim — it doesn't cost you anything.

How it works

How the whole thing runs, from the first phone call onwards.

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Had a car accident? Call Accident Hub.

Give us a call. We'll walk you through what to do with the car, the other driver's insurer, and anything that comes up after. Leave it with us and we'll take it from here.

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