Yes. If you were injured in a hit and run accident in Queensland and the driver or vehicle cannot be identified, you may still have legal rights under the law of negligence. In some cases, a claim may be made against the Nominal Defendant, which responds to certain CTP claims involving unidentified, uninsured or unregistered … Read more
E-bikes, e-scooters and Personal Mobility Devices have become increasingly common across Queensland, particularly in busy areas such as Brisbane City, South Bank, Fortitude Valley, West End, Toowong, South Brisbane, New Farm and other inner-city suburbs. They are convenient, affordable and easy to access. However, they also create safety risks for riders, pedestrians, drivers and other … Read more
Rear-End Accidents in Queensland: Is the Driver Behind Always at Fault? Rear-end accidents are common on Queensland roads. A common assumption is that if one vehicle hits the back of another vehicle, the driver behind is automatically at fault. That assumption is not always correct. In Queensland motor vehicle accident matters, liability depends on the … Read more
If you run a business and your profits dropped after a car accident, it is not enough to show that the downturn happened after the accident. In a Queensland motor vehicle accident claim, you usually need to prove that the accident-related injuries reduced your ability to work, manage, supervise, travel, quote for jobs, or service … Read more
