About 3–5 minutes
Get an estimate
See a low to high range under the damages rules for your type of claim. You get an early range after a few questions; your full estimate asks for your name and contact details.
Online services
Estimates and enquiries online, at any hour.
See how the damages rules apply to an injury like yours, send us an enquiry, or book a time to talk.
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About 5 minutes
Send an enquiry
Tell us what happened in your own words. Our legal team reviews every enquiry, and we will be in touch within 2 business hours.
Business hours
Talk to someone
Call now, ask us to call you back, or request a 30-minute Teams meeting at a time that suits.
- No win, no fee*
- No obligation to go ahead
Strict time limits apply to injury claims, and some are only months long. If you’re unsure about yours, don’t wait for an estimate. Call 1300 529 529.
All 15 calculators
Choose the one for what happened
Have your injury date and date of birth handy. You can skip any answer you don’t know.
On the road
Highway and other road crashes. Choose your role below.
At work
Hurt at work or while doing your job
In a public place
Hurt on someone else’s property
Somewhere else
Travel, products and medical treatment
Truck passenger? Choose vehicle occupants. Work injury? Choose workplace injury.
Private or charter flight, helicopter, airport visitor, pilot, crew or training? Request a claim review.
What an estimate is, and what it isn’t
The calculators apply the damages rules for your type of claim to your answers. The result is general information, not a promise of any amount.
What it does
- Prices pain and suffering on the injury scale for your type of claim
- Adds past and future income, treatment and care
- Shows a low to high range, not a single figure
- Sends your answers to our team, so a lawyer can review them if you ask
What it can’t do
- Give legal advice about your situation
- Weigh every fact a lawyer would ask about
- Stop the time limits that apply to your claim
- Give a firm figure for flights, cruises, injuries overseas or defective products, where federal, foreign or contract rules and caps can apply
- Make us your lawyers. That happens only once we agree to act and confirm it in writing
How an online estimate works
Choose a calculatorAnswer the questions
What happened, your injuries, time off work and treatment, then your contact details. Plain questions, no forms to download.
See your range
A low to high estimate with a breakdown by heading.
Decide what’s next
We receive your answers with your contact details. Tell us if you want a lawyer to review your claim.
Already sent us an enquiry?
Two ways to move it along.
Questions people ask first
Something else? Call 1300 529 529.
Do I have to commit to anything, or give my details?
Using a calculator doesn’t commit you to anything. You see an early range after a few questions, and your full estimate asks for your name and contact details.
How accurate is the estimate?
It applies the damages rules for your type of claim to your answers and shows a low to high range. Flights, cruises, injuries overseas and defective products can fall under federal, foreign or contract rules, so treat those figures as a rougher guide. The range is before legal costs and any refunds, such as to WorkCover, Medicare or Centrelink, so you would receive less. It is general information, not legal advice, and a lawyer’s assessment of your full facts may differ.
My situation isn’t listed. What now?
Send an enquiry instead. Our legal team reviews every enquiry, and we will be in touch within 2 business hours.
Does using a calculator make you my lawyer?
No. Neither an estimate nor an enquiry makes us your lawyers. We act for you only once we agree to take on your claim and confirm it in writing.
Are there time limits?
Yes. Some are only months long, one is due a month after you first see a lawyer, and claims for injuries on a flight end two years after the flight arrives. Missing a limit can end your claim, so get advice early.
Not sure where to start?
Call us if you’re not sure which service fits your situation.