Start with what happened. Each estimator asks about two minutes of questions and returns an indicative range for a claim of that kind in Queensland. It is a starting figure, not a valuation — the medical evidence is what decides one.
Queensland runs a different scheme for each kind of claim, and the questions that matter differ with it. Pick the nearest one; if two look close, either will give you a sense of the range.
Compulsory third party claims. Which vehicle you were in decides the questions you are asked.
WorkCover benefits and, where an employer was at fault, common law damages.
Hurt at work, travelling for work, or by the work itself over time.
Start the estimator →Treatment that fell below the standard a competent practitioner owed you.
A misdiagnosis, a surgical error, or a failure to treat or to warn.
Start the estimator →Carriage by air and by sea runs on its own statutes, with deadlines shorter than an ordinary claim.
Turbulence, an evacuation, or an injury boarding or leaving.
Start the estimator →An occupier owes visitors a duty to keep the place reasonably safe.
A council footpath, a park, a car park or a public building.
Start the estimator →Goods that were unsafe, wrongly made, or sold without an adequate warning.
An estimator works from what you can tell it in two minutes. What a claim is actually worth turns on medical evidence, your work history and the scheme that governs it — and every scheme has a deadline running while you decide. Tell us what happened and we will say plainly whether there is a claim in it.
