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You were behind the wheel. You have a compensation claim.

Drivers — every fault status, every injury combination.

Under NSW MAIA 2017, every injured driver is entitled to up to 52 weeks of statutory benefits — income, medical, rehab — regardless of fault. Not-at-fault, non-threshold injured drivers get damages on top. Had a car accident? Call Accident Hub.

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What you're entitled to

Three pieces that matter

Fault and injury class decide the details. The headline doesn't move much.

01

Statutory benefits

Up to 52 weeks of income support (95% of pre-accident earnings for the first 13 weeks, stepping down). Medical, rehab, psych paid through CTP. Runs regardless of fault under MAIA 2017.

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02

Damages (non-threshold, not-at-fault)

Lump-sum payout for pain, suffering, and future loss. Available for fractures, nerve damage, TBI, recognised psychiatric illness — and only when fault sits elsewhere.

The full claim
03

At-fault still qualifies

Most law firms won't touch at-fault claims because there's no damages contingency to cut from. We take them — the 52 weeks of statutory benefits are still yours.

The at-fault route
Fault changes some things — not most of them

What actually depends on fault

People think fault decides everything. It doesn't. Under NSW MAIA 2017, the first 52 weeks of statutory benefits — weekly income support and medical — are paid regardless of who caused the crash. At-fault drivers get the same early care as not-at-fault ones.

What fault actually changes:

  • Damages. Only available if you're not at fault (or partly at fault under 61%) and your injury is non-threshold.
  • Benefits past 52 weeks. Not-at-fault non-threshold claimants continue to receive weekly and medical benefits. At-fault claimants hit the 52-week wall unless the injury is catastrophic.
  • Your car. Coordinated behind the scenes as part of your claim. Repair and replacement sit with insurers — not a centrepiece here.

We take every combination. No one gets turned away at the door.

Had a car accident? Call Accident Hub. One call starts the claim.

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Not sure which claim you have?

Fault, injury, timing — the quiz at /check asks the handful of questions that decide everything and shows you your entitlements under MAIA 2017. Faster than reading, and the result is yours to keep.

FAQ

Driver-specific questions

You may have both a CTP claim and a workers' compensation claim running in parallel. The two schemes interact — double-dipping isn't allowed, but outcomes are often better when both are claimed properly. We coordinate so your income support, medical, and damages are optimised across both.
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Find your situation

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Check your entitlements

The 60-second quiz. See what you're entitled to under MAIA 2017.

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Passengers

If people were in the car with you, they have claims too.

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