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The Incident & Location
Pedestrian Injury Claim Estimate

Pedestrian Injury Claim Evaluator

Get an indicative compensation range for a pedestrian incident in Australia. We factor in Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria settings, including QLD ISV, NSW WPI thresholds and VIC serious injury.

Strict CTP deadlines apply. CTP Notice of Accident Claim Form within 9 months of the incident (or 1 month from first instructing a lawyer, whichever is earlier). Nominal Defendant (hit-and-run / unidentified vehicle): 1 month. Court proceedings: generally 3 years, although the start date and any available extension depend on the circumstances. Call 1300 529 529 for a no-obligation first consultation.

⏰ Time Limits for Pedestrian Injury Claims

Queensland pedestrian and CTP claims have several deadlines running at once. Missing any of them can affect or end your claim.

  • CTP Notice of Accident Claim Form: within 9 months of the incident, or within 1 month of first instructing a lawyer (whichever is earlier).
  • Nominal Defendant (hit-and-run / unidentified vehicle): notify within 1 month to fully preserve rights; later notification up to 9 months may require reasonable excuse.
  • Court proceedings: generally need to be started within 3 years, although the date the period begins and any available extension depend on the circumstances.
  • If your incident was over 18 months ago, contact us urgently for advice.

💡 How the Calculator Works

  • Identifies whether your claim is likely CTP (motor accident) or public liability (hazard/premises)
  • Estimates components such as general damages (if thresholds met), past and future economic loss, medical, and care
  • Applies 3×AWE caps where relevant

⚠️ Disclaimer & Limitations

This calculator provides indicative figures only and should not be relied upon as legal advice. Every case depends on its own facts, medical evidence, and documentation. Using this tool does not create a solicitor-client relationship with Carter Capner Law.

For personalised advice or urgent matters, contact us for a no-obligation claim review.

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The Incident & Location

Location helps us identify the applicable CTP scheme and liability framework
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Incident Details & Evidence

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Your selection helps us triage; the final liability position depends on evidence and the insurer's assessment.
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Your Injuries

Pure psychological injuries can be more restricted in some jurisdictions and may have additional thresholds. If you suffered any physical injury, choose 'Yes'. If psychological only, choose 'No' and we'll flag it for review.
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Jurisdiction & Assessments

General damages typically require WPI > 10% under the CTP scheme. Medical assessment required.
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General damages are a proportion of the statutory cap.
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Enter total $ paid to date (weeks are for your records only)
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Range 0-100. Medical assessment determines ISV. Higher = more severe.
General damages require Serious Injury threshold (TAC)
Estimation guide only (VIC does not use a fixed statutory cap like NSW)
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Employment & Income

This helps identify if you may also have a workers' compensation claim
Enter gross (pre-tax) weekly earnings. Weekly economic loss may be limited to 3 × AWE (admin-set).
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Medical Costs & Care

Hospital, GP, specialists, physio, medication not covered by Medicare
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Expected ongoing treatment, medications, aids
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Gratuitous care usually requires ≥ 6 hrs/week for ≥ 6 months.
Estimated reduction where the pedestrian contributed to the accident - for example crossing against a red signal, crossing outside a marked crossing, stepping out between parked vehicles, intoxication, or distraction by phone or headphones. This is an indicative scenario you select, not a legal finding. Leave at 0 if not applicable (0-100%).
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Additional Information

Please provide any additional information about your case that you think is relevant
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Your Contact Details

Your Pedestrian Injury Claim Assessment

Comprehensive compensation estimate based on your specific circumstances

Your Results
Estimated Compensation Range
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  • Pain & Suffering $0
  • Past Economic Loss $0
  • Future Economic Loss $0
  • Medical Costs $0
  • Care & Assistance $0
Learn more about road & pedestrian accident claims

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to make a road injury claim in Queensland?

Multiple deadlines run at once. CTP Notice of Accident Claim Form: 9 months after the accident, or 1 month after you first consult a lawyer, whichever is earlier. Hit-and-run via the Nominal Defendant: 3 months, and the claim is barred at 9 months. Court proceedings: 3 years. Miss the short ones and your claim can be barred entirely. Call before doing anything else.

What compensation can I claim for a road injury?

Past and future medical and rehab costs, economic loss (income and superannuation), pain and suffering (ISV-scaled under Queensland law), gratuitous and paid care, home and vehicle modifications, and out-of-pocket expenses. Catastrophic injuries can also access the National Injury Insurance Scheme Queensland (NIISQ) for lifetime treatment.

What if I was partially at fault for the accident?

You can still claim. Queensland applies contributory negligence. Your damages reduce by the percentage of your own fault (typical findings: not wearing a seatbelt 25%, intoxication 25–50%, riding without a helmet 15%). We work to minimise that finding through expert reconstruction and proper legal argument.

How long does a road injury claim typically take?

Most Queensland CTP claims settle 12–24 months after the accident. The clock is driven by your medical stabilisation. Under MAIA you can’t usually settle until injuries have stabilised so future losses can be calculated. Severe or disputed-liability matters can run 24–36 months. We file early and push hard at the compulsory conference to settle as soon as your medicals allow.

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