Editorial standards and corrections
Our editorial standards are simple. We publish general information about Queensland personal injury law firms and claims. Every legal rule links to the official source with the date we checked it, every firm fact comes from a public record or the firm’s own published terms, and no firm can pay to change what we say.
Written by Marshall Fenech, Editor. Last reviewed 20 October 2026.
Who writes and checks our content
Content is written and fact-checked by Marshall Fenech, Editor. When a Queensland-admitted lawyer reviews a page, the page says so with their name and the review date. Pages without that note have not had legal review.
Sources we rely on
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Queensland legislation and time limits |
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CTP (car accident) claims |
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Workers compensation |
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Solicitors and accreditation |
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Legal costs complaints |
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Business identity |
Our rules
Queensland rules that apply to us
Queensland bans paying or receiving money for personal injury claim referrals and approaching people to make claims (Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002 ss 71, 71B). It also restricts advertising of personal injury services (s 66). Our directory publishes factual information about firms, maintained independently of them.
Corrections and updates
Report an error through the form on our corrections page. We check the source, fix confirmed errors, normally within 5 business days, and update the “Last reviewed” or “Facts checked” date. Significant changes to a guide are noted at the end of the page.