TAC Compensation Lawyer Melbourne
No Win, No Fee Transport Accident Claims
If a transport accident has left you injured, out of pocket, or unsure what you're owed, we handle the claim so recovery can actually be your focus.
Why us
Why Injured Victorians Choose Us
Six things that shape how we work with every client, from the first call onward.
What we handle
TAC Claims We Handle
Six areas under the TAC scheme, each with its own eligibility rules and process.
The process
How the Claims Process Works
Four stages, from your first conversation to the money actually arriving.
- 01
Free Case Review
A no-cost conversation to hear what happened and work out what you're entitled to.
- 02
We Lodge and Manage Your Claim
We prepare your paperwork, gather medical evidence, and take over all contact with the TAC.
- 03
We Negotiate, Escalate and Fight for You
If your claim is slow, underpaid, or knocked back, we push it forward through review, dispute or negotiation.
- 04
You Receive Your Compensation
We confirm every entitlement is accounted for before your claim is closed out.
In their words
Real Outcomes for Victorians
What it's actually like to work with us, from people who've been through it.
“I didn't understand any of the paperwork when I started. They walked me through every step and dealt with the TAC directly so I didn't have to keep calling anyone myself.”
Michael R.
Motorcycle accident, Frankston
“My payments were cut off while I was still recovering. It took a few weeks, but they got it reinstated and kept me updated the whole way through.”
Amara D.
Pedestrian accident, Melbourne
“Losing my brother was hard enough without trying to work out what we were entitled to. They were patient with our family and never rushed us through it.”
The Reyes Family
Family and dependency claim, Ballarat
Official sources
Backed by the Same Sources We Rely On
A few of the official bodies behind the TAC scheme, with the full list on our resources hub.
Transport Accident Commission (TAC)
The organisation you'll be dealing with from day one of your claim.
Visit site(opens in a new tab)VCAT
Where you can take it if the TAC's answer doesn't sit right with you.
Visit site(opens in a new tab)Victorian Legislation
The Transport Accident Act 1986, unfiltered, exactly as parliament wrote it.
Visit site(opens in a new tab)News & Updates
Claims Insights and Advice
Practical articles on TAC claims, common law, and what recovery looks like in practice.
No-Fault Benefits vs. Common Law: Two Very Different Claims
People often assume they're the same thing. They're not, and mixing them up can cost you options later.
What Does "Serious Injury" Actually Mean Under the TAC Scheme?
It's a specific legal test, not just a description of how bad the injury feels.
Think Your Impairment Assessment Undersold Your Injuries?
There's a difference between a number that's final and one that's just wrong.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what Victorians ask us most.
Generally 12 months from the date of the accident, with an absolute outer limit of 3 years in limited circumstances. A common law claim has a longer window, generally 6 years, but the earlier you're in touch, the more evidence and options stay open.