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In Queensland, children under 7 years of age must be secured in an age-appropriate and approved car seat, booster seat, or restraint. Infants under 6 months must be in a rear-facing car seat. These child restraint laws are set under the Queensland Road Rules and are designed to reduce the severity of injuries in a motor vehicle accident. Failure to comply with these laws may not only lead to fines but can also impact a personal injury claim. If a child is injured and wasn’t properly restrained, this may affect the outcome of a car accident in...

Electric bikes, or e-bikes, are quickly becoming a popular way to get around in Australia. Whether it’s for commuting, food delivery, or just cruising along the esplanade, more and more people are choosing e-bikes as a greener and more affordable transport option. But with that rise in popularity comes one important question: how safe are they really? E-bikes can reach higher speeds than traditional bikes, weigh more, and operate differently—especially when they include throttle assist. This can increase the chance of accidents or make inju...

Motorcycle accidents can be chaotic and overwhelming, but knowing how to respond can make all the difference in ensuring safety, minimising injuries, and protecting your legal rights. Whether you’re the rider involved, a witness, or another motorist, understanding the correct steps to take after a crash is crucial. In this guide, we’ll walk through the immediate actions to take at the scene, how to seek medical and legal support, and the key steps to making a compensation claim if you’ve been injured. If you’ve been in a motorcycle ...

Queensland Statute of Limitations: What You Need to Know The statute of limitations is a critical legal concept that governs the timeframes for filing claims, including personal injury and compensation claims in Queensland. Understanding these time limits is essential to ensure you don’t lose your right to pursue compensation for an injury caused by another party’s negligence. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the statute of limitations in Queensland and its implications for personal injury claims, making it especially relevan...

How to Collect Evidence for Personal Injury Claims in Queensland When pursuing a personal injury claim in Queensland, collecting evidence is one of the most critical steps to ensure the success of your case.  The Queensland laws require anyone bringing a claim for personal injuries to prove their case, the obligation is on the injured party to provide the evidence to support the claim. Evidence establishes the facts of your claim, proves liability, and supports the compensation amount you are entitled to receive. Whether your injury arises fro...