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Travel injury compensation · Queensland

Travel injury? Here’s how a claim works.

On a flight, a cruise, in a hotel, on a tour or anywhere overseas, which law applies, who you claim against and the time limit depend on where and how you were hurt.

Different trips, different clocks

Time limits · the shortest one decides

  1. Day 0 The injury Get a report from the airline, ship, hotel or tour operator, and keep your ticket and booking.
  2. Your ticketGood practice Read the terms Cruise and tour tickets can set their own notice periods and time limits. Send them to us early.
  • 2 years to sue an airline
  • No-obligation first consultation
  • No win, no fee*
  • We set out our costs in writing at the start.

Our approach

One trip, several sets of rules

A travel injury can bring in the Montreal Convention, cruise ticket terms, the Australian Consumer Law and Queensland’s own schemes, sometimes on the same day. We check which apply and run your claim from Queensland, even when the injury happened abroad.

  1. 01Airline, cruise, hotel, tour, student and visitor claims
  2. 02Every scheme and time limit tracked in parallel
  3. 03Claims against the Australian seller of an overseas trip
  4. 04Your claim run remotely if you can’t come to us
  5. 05You deal directly with your lawyer

Compensation

What you can claim

What you can claim depends on the law that governs your claim. We work that out on day one.

Treatment costs
Medical and rehabilitation costs, here and overseas.
Lost income
Past and future earnings.
Pain and suffering
Assessed under the law that governs your claim.
Care and modifications
Care at home, and changes to your home or vehicle.
Claims against airlines
For covered passenger accidents, the Montreal Convention has two liability tiers. The first threshold is not a total cap; eligibility, defences and contributory negligence still matter.
151,880 SDR

Our process

From first call to final settlement

  1. No obligation Initial consultation We work out which laws apply to your injury and give you honest advice on your options.
  2. Investigation & evidence Medical reports, ticket conditions, carrier records and witness statements, often from more than one country.
  3. Claim preparation Your claim goes to every party that owed you a duty, with the evidence behind it.
  4. Negotiation & settlement We negotiate with carriers, insurers and operators to resolve your claim.

FAQ

Common questions

Flight, cruise and overseas claims follow different rules. Tickets may set early notice requirements. Queensland notice and court deadlines can also apply. Ask us to check your dates promptly.

Hurt on your trip? Find out which clock is running.

Your first consultation carries no obligation, and we can run your claim remotely.