We get results where
others can’t
Many law firms reject cases when they look too difficult.
WA Legal boast a team of personal injury lawyers in Perth with the legal expertise to
tackle the tougher cases – and win.
Getting the most out of your claim for
Let’s review your claim
We’ll provide some advice, and whether we’ll be able to take your case.
(08) 9219 0111
16/251 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
You may be entitled by law to compensation
Whether an injury occurs on the road or in a public place, compensation may be available through insurance.
Motor vehicle accidents are covered by Western Australia’s compulsory motor injury insurance scheme, while most businesses and public venues carry public liability insurance to protect members of the public.
If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost income and the impact the injury has had on your life.
The team at WA Legal can help you understand your rights and guide you through the claims process.
We get results where
Your costs are covered
It costs nothing to hire WA Legal to represent you if we accept your case.
Upon settlement the insurer pays all, or most of your legal fees to us.
Real people, real results
Your legal team who will fight to get your claim right
Among having extremely high levels of education in law, with most of our lawyers holding two Bachelor degrees or a Master’s degree, they must also have a passion for what they do and the right mindset to help people with compassion and understanding, regardless of their circumstance.
Let’s review your claim
We’ll provide some advice, and whether we’ll be able to take your case.
(08) 9219 0111
16/251 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
Frequently asked questions
Can I submit my own personal injury claim without a lawyer?
Yes. In many cases you can lodge a personal injury claim yourself. For example, motor vehicle accident claims in Western Australia are often submitted directly to the relevant insurer under the motor injury insurance scheme, and public liability claims can usually be made through the insurance company of the business or organisation involved.
However, personal injury claims can quickly become more complex than they first appear. A successful claim depends on presenting clear and accurate information about how the incident occurred, establishing liability, and providing medical evidence that properly demonstrates the impact of the injury.
Without legal guidance, there is a risk that important details may be overlooked, evidence may not be presented in the right way, or the full long-term impact of the injury may not be properly documented. In some situations, this can result in a claim being undervalued, delayed, or even rejected altogether.
Working with an experienced lawyer can help ensure the claim is prepared correctly from the beginning, with the appropriate medical evidence and supporting documentation. This helps reduce the risk of errors and ensures that any compensation offered more accurately reflects the true impact the injury has had on your health, work and daily life.
At WA Legal, we can review your situation, explain your rights and guide you through the claims process so you can move forward with greater confidence.
How does the no win, no fee work?
Yes. In many cases you can lodge a personal injury claim yourself. For example, motor vehicle accident claims in Western Australia are often submitted directly to the relevant insurer under the motor injury insurance scheme, and public liability claims can usually be made through the insurance company of the business or organisation involved.
However, personal injury claims can quickly become more complex than they first appear. A successful claim depends on presenting clear and accurate information about how the incident occurred, establishing liability, and providing medical evidence that properly demonstrates the impact of the injury.
Without legal guidance, there is a risk that important details may be overlooked, evidence may not be presented in the right way, or the full long-term impact of the injury may not be properly documented. In some situations, this can result in a claim being undervalued, delayed, or even rejected altogether.
Working with an experienced lawyer can help ensure the claim is prepared correctly from the beginning, with the appropriate medical evidence and supporting documentation. This helps reduce the risk of errors and ensures that any compensation offered more accurately reflects the true impact the injury has had on your health, work and daily life.
At WA Legal, we can review your situation, explain your rights and guide you through the claims process so you can move forward with greater confidence.
How long can a personal injury claim take?
Yes. In many cases you can lodge a personal injury claim yourself. For example, motor vehicle accident claims in Western Australia are often submitted directly to the relevant insurer under the motor injury insurance scheme, and public liability claims can usually be made through the insurance company of the business or organisation involved.
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- Without legal guidance, there is a risk that important details may be overlooked, evidence may not be presented in the right way, or the full long-term impact of the injury may not be properly documented. In some situations, this can result in a claim being undervalued, delayed, or even rejected altogether.
- Working with an experienced lawyer can help ensure the claim is prepared correctly from the beginning, with the appropriate medical evidence and supporting documentation. This helps reduce the risk of errors and ensures that any compensation offered more accurately reflects the true impact the injury has had on your health, work and daily life.
- However, personal injury claims can quickly become more complex than they first appear. A successful claim depends on presenting clear and accurate information about how the incident occurred, establishing liability, and providing medical evidence that properly demonstrates the impact of the injury.
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At WA Legal, we can review your situation, explain your rights and guide you through the claims process so you can move forward with greater confidence.
What type of payouts can I expect?
Yes. In many cases you can lodge a personal injury claim yourself. For example, motor vehicle accident claims in Western Australia are often submitted directly to the relevant insurer under the motor injury insurance scheme, and public liability claims can usually be made through the insurance company of the business or organisation involved.
However, personal injury claims can quickly become more complex than they first appear. A successful claim depends on presenting clear and accurate information about how the incident occurred, establishing liability, and providing medical evidence that properly demonstrates the impact of the injury.
Without legal guidance, there is a risk that important details may be overlooked, evidence may not be presented in the right way, or the full long-term impact of the injury may not be properly documented. In some situations, this can result in a claim being undervalued, delayed, or even rejected altogether.
Working with an experienced lawyer can help ensure the claim is prepared correctly from the beginning, with the appropriate medical evidence and supporting documentation. This helps reduce the risk of errors and ensures that any compensation offered more accurately reflects the true impact the injury has had on your health, work and daily life.
At WA Legal, we can review your situation, explain your rights and guide you through the claims process so you can move forward with greater confidence.
What evidence and proof might I need for a claim?
Yes. In many cases you can lodge a personal injury claim yourself. For example, motor vehicle accident claims in Western Australia are often submitted directly to the relevant insurer under the motor injury insurance scheme, and public liability claims can usually be made through the insurance company of the business or organisation involved.
However, personal injury claims can quickly become more complex than they first appear. A successful claim depends on presenting clear and accurate information about how the incident occurred, establishing liability, and providing medical evidence that properly demonstrates the impact of the injury.
Without legal guidance, there is a risk that important details may be overlooked, evidence may not be presented in the right way, or the full long-term impact of the injury may not be properly documented. In some situations, this can result in a claim being undervalued, delayed, or even rejected altogether.
Working with an experienced lawyer can help ensure the claim is prepared correctly from the beginning, with the appropriate medical evidence and supporting documentation. This helps reduce the risk of errors and ensures that any compensation offered more accurately reflects the true impact the injury has had on your health, work and daily life.
At WA Legal, we can review your situation, explain your rights and guide you through the claims process so you can move forward with greater confidence.
What happens during an initial consultation?
Yes. In many cases you can lodge a personal injury claim yourself. For example, motor vehicle accident claims in Western Australia are often submitted directly to the relevant insurer under the motor injury insurance scheme, and public liability claims can usually be made through the insurance company of the business or organisation involved.
However, personal injury claims can quickly become more complex than they first appear. A successful claim depends on presenting clear and accurate information about how the incident occurred, establishing liability, and providing medical evidence that properly demonstrates the impact of the injury.
Without legal guidance, there is a risk that important details may be overlooked, evidence may not be presented in the right way, or the full long-term impact of the injury may not be properly documented. In some situations, this can result in a claim being undervalued, delayed, or even rejected altogether.
Working with an experienced lawyer can help ensure the claim is prepared correctly from the beginning, with the appropriate medical evidence and supporting documentation. This helps reduce the risk of errors and ensures that any compensation offered more accurately reflects the true impact the injury has had on your health, work and daily life.
At WA Legal, we can review your situation, explain your rights and guide you through the claims process so you can move forward with greater confidence.