Injured on the road? Claim your TAC compensation.
Victoria’s TAC scheme is no-fault, so you may be able to claim even if the accident was your fault. Tell us what happened and a lawyer will call you. The call is free.
Free TAC Claim Check
It takes less than a minute. A lawyer will call you back.
🔒 Your details are kept confidential
What you can claim
We’ll make sure you don’t miss anything you’re entitled to.
Lost wages
Income support while your injuries stop you working.
Medical costs
Treatment, surgery, rehab, medication, carers and equipment.
Lump sums & damages
Impairment benefits, plus common law damages if someone else was at fault.
How it works
Three simple steps. We do the paperwork so you can focus on getting better.
Tell us what happened
Fill in the form or call us. The first chat is free.
We build your claim
We gather the evidence and deal with the TAC for you.
You get compensated
Our fees only come out of a successful result.
Time limits apply. You generally have 12 months from the accident to lodge a TAC claim, so it’s best to get advice early.
“Arnold Thomas and Becker fought for my rights in court for five days and I got a jury verdict for compensation which was well over $100,000 greater than the TAC’s final offer.”
Haydar Sobh · TAC client
Common questions
Can I claim if the accident was my fault?
Yes. Victoria’s TAC scheme is no-fault, so you can generally claim benefits like medical costs and income support no matter who caused the accident.
How much will it cost me?
Nothing upfront. We work on a no win, no fee basis, so you only pay our fees if your claim is successful. Your first consultation is free.
How long do I have to claim?
Usually 12 months from the accident to lodge with the TAC. Late claims can sometimes be accepted up to 3 years, and there is a 6-year limit for common law damages. Call us to check your situation.
Who is covered?
Drivers, passengers, motorcyclists, cyclists, pedestrians and public transport users injured in a transport accident in Victoria.
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