Public liability claims include a wide range of circumstances in which someone is injured because of the negligence or fault of someone else. 
 
The Wrongs Act 1958 is the principal statute governing claims for damages for economic and non-economic loss arising from personal injury and death in Victoria, as a result of negligence or fault. Where negligence is established damages can be awarded in the form of monetary compensation for the injuries sustained.
 
If you are unsure if you have been injured due to the negligence of a third party and you would like to discuss the matter further, please input your details and we will contact you to assist you in determining whether you have a Public liability Claim.
 
You may have a Super claim, click here to find out. 

Unfortunately, it would appear you do not have a claim for compensation under Victorian Law. Each state has its own laws regarding making a claim for compensation. 

However if you were injured on an aeroplane or boat international laws apply, please input your name and contact details and we will contact you to arrange an appointment at a convenient time for you.

You may have Super claim, click here to find out. 

Based on your responses, you appear to have a Public Liability claim. Please input your name and contact details and we will contact you to arrange an appointment at a convenient time for you.

An injury can affect you physically, emotionally and financially. It can often be a stressful experience, for you and also your family.
 
If negligence is established and you have a significant injury you may be entitled to

• Pain and suffering 
• Medical and like expenses 
• Loss of earning 
• Domestic assistance 
   

Based on your response, you appear to have a Public Liability claim which may be limited to the following:

• Medical and like expenses 
• Loss of earning 
• Domestic assistance 

Please input your name and contact details and we will contact you to arrange an appointment at a convenient time for you.