Vehicle Accident Lawyers in NSW

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How Vehicle Accident Lawyers Can Assist You

Being in a car accident can turn your routine upside down. Between dealing with injuries, repairs and insurance, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure about what to do next. At Bespoke Personal Injury Lawyers, our vehicle accident lawyers work with clients across Northern NSW, including the Tweed region, to help them understand their options and the steps involved after an accident.


If you’ve been injured as a driver, passenger, cyclist or pedestrian, you may be able to claim compensation under the NSW Compulsory Third Party (CTP) scheme. This can include payments for medical costs, rehabilitation and income loss while you recover. Our team takes the time to explain how the process works so you can make informed decisions about your situation with confidence.


Every situation is unique, and understanding your rights early can make the process smoother and less stressful. If you’d like to talk about your circumstances, call (07) 5620 0559 to arrange a consultation with Bespoke Personal Injury Lawyers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What should I do immediately after a vehicle accident in NSW?

    After checking for injuries, report the crash to police and seek medical attention even if you feel fine. Collect names, number plates and photos of the scene. Notify your insurer as soon as possible to start your CTP claim. Keeping medical certificates, receipts and witness details helps when lodging your claim and tracking your recovery. Acting early also ensures important details are not forgotten later on.

  • Can I make a claim if the accident wasn’t my fault?

    If you were injured and not at fault, you can usually make a claim through the at-fault driver’s CTP insurer. This applies to drivers, passengers, cyclists and pedestrians. You’ll need to provide details of the crash, medical evidence and how your injuries affect your daily life. Each claim is reviewed under NSW law to confirm eligibility and ensure the right documents are included.

  • How long do I have to make a vehicle accident claim in NSW?

    Most claims must be lodged within three months of the crash, although exceptions can apply. Acting promptly helps ensure important details and evidence are not lost. If injuries appear later, you might still be able to claim with medical documentation. Confirming your time limits early can help you stay within NSW CTP requirements and keep your records accurate and complete.

Understanding Your Options After an Accident

After a road accident, it’s normal to feel unsure about what to do next. In NSW, vehicle accident claims are handled through the CTP insurance system, which gives injured people access to medical and financial support. The first step is to report the crash to police, seek medical treatment and submit a claim to the at-fault driver’s insurer.


Once your claim is lodged, the insurer reviews your injuries and how they affect your ability to work and manage daily life. You may be eligible for income support, treatment costs or a lump sum payment for permanent impairment. If someone has died in a crash, dependants may also have rights to claim support under the scheme.


Gathering evidence like medical certificates, accident details and receipts helps the process move more smoothly. While the system can feel complex, having reliable information makes it easier to manage. If you’d like to understand how vehicle accident lawyers can guide you through the NSW process, contact Bespoke Personal Injury Lawyers for clear, practical information and support.