Injured? Speak to a no-win-no-fee lawyer near you.

It generally means you don't pay the lawyer's professional fees unless your claim succeeds. You may still be responsible for disbursements (medical reports, court fees) — terms vary by firm and state. Always ask for the costs agreement in writing and read it carefully before you sign. We can't promise no-win-no-fee will apply to your matter; the matched lawyer will confirm.

Yes, and they're often shorter than people expect. As a general rule, three years from the date of injury — but motor vehicle accident and workers compensation claims have their own, often shorter, deadlines that vary by state. Speak to a lawyer urgently if your matter is older than 6 months.

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In most Australian jurisdictions, yes — your compensation may be reduced to reflect your share of fault, but you can usually still claim. The matched lawyer will assess your specific circumstances. This is general information, not advice on your case.

No. Lawyer Reviews is an independent publication. We are not a law firm, we don't give legal advice, and no lawyer–client relationship is created by using our service.

Nothing. We don't charge consumers. We charge lawyers a fixed enquiry fee — identical for every lawyer in a given practice area and area.