AX Compensation Lawyers

AX Compensation Lawyers is an independent Queensland firm with 1 Queensland office. This profile compares the firm on the same checked facts as every firm in our directory.

Best for: Sunshine Coast injury and abuse claims. Single office in Maroochydore, with home-visit and video consultations.

41/100Our score

Ranked 85th of 132 Queensland personal injury law firms

5 of 8 claim types

1 Queensland office
Independent Queensland firm
5 of 8 claim types

Facts checked 20 October 2026 against public records · How this score is made up

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How the score is made up

Has a QLS Accredited SpecialistNone found on the QLS register

0/25

Doyle's Guide 2025/2026Not listed

0/20

Google rating5.0★ from 34 reviews

17/20

Published fee termsPublished on the firm’s website

15/15

Claim types offered5 of 8

6/10

Queensland office network1 region

3/10

Total

41/100

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Key facts

Facts checked 20 October 2026 against public records. Open the sources below to check them yourself.
Fact	Details
Has a QLS Accredited Specialist (personal injuries)	Not published
Doyle’s Guide	Not listed in 2025 or 2026
Google rating	5.0 (34 reviews)Source: Google Maps, checked 22 October 2026
No win no fee	Yes
Published fee terms	No Win, No Fee* for personal injury claims including motor vehicle, workplace, public liability, TPD and abuse claims: no legal fees or outlays if no compensation is secured, subject to the costs agreement. Firm pays outlays (e.g. medical reports) and recovers them from the settlement, with no interest on outlays. Fees charged on hourly rates/scale, capped by Queensland’s 50/50 rule. Exceptions: client abandons a valid claim against advice, dishonest instructions, or changes firms (fees for work done may be charged). There is an adverse costs risk if a court case is lost. Obligation-free initial consultation.
Claim types	Abuse claims, Car accident (CTP), Public liability, TPD & superannuation, Workers compensation
Queensland offices	1 Maroochydore
Main office	Level 5, Foundation Place, 8 Market Lane, Maroochydore QLD 4558
Legal name	AX Compensation Lawyers Pty Ltd
ABN	31 680 330 634
Firm type	Independent Queensland firm
Founded	Not published
Related firms	None known

About AX Compensation Lawyers

AX Compensation Lawyers is a Sunshine Coast personal injury firm based at Level 5, Foundation Place, 8 Market Lane, Maroochydore. ABN Lookup shows a registration date of August 2024 for AX Compensation Lawyers Pty Ltd. According to its website, Managing Director Adam Brown founded the firm. He was admitted to practice in 2003.

Claims the firm handles

The firm acts in workplace injury (WorkCover) claims and motor vehicle accident (CTP) claims. It also acts in public liability claims and total and permanent disability (TPD) claims through superannuation. In addition, it acts in abuse claims, including institutional abuse, abuse by an individual and applications under the National Redress Scheme. Its website also lists defective product, boat and jet ski accident claims.

Locations and team

The firm’s Locations page lists Maroochydore as its only street address. It names other Queensland centres, including Brisbane, Ipswich, Toowoomba, Cairns and Townsville, as service areas. The firm’s website says the firm reaches these by phone, video conference or home visit. However, it gives no office addresses for them. The Queensland Law Society register lists the practice at the Maroochydore address.

Its team also includes Jed McNamara. The firm says he has more than 30 years’ experience in personal injury law. It also says he was admitted as a solicitor in Queensland in 1993 and has acted for survivors of historical child abuse. The QLS register lists Julian Roper McNamara at the firm with personal injuries law among his areas of practice.

Fees and costs

The firm publishes a No Win, No Fee arrangement for personal injury claims. It states that if it does not secure compensation, the client will not pay for its legal services or the outlays it has paid. This is subject to the costs agreement. The firm pays outlays such as medical reports during the claim and then recovers them from the settlement. It also says it does not charge interest on outlays.

The firm explains that it bases fees on hourly rates or a schedule of rates. It adds that Queensland’s 50/50 rule caps these fees. In addition, it lists exceptions, including where a client abandons a valid claim against advice or moves to another firm. Finally, it notes the risk of an adverse costs order after a loss at trial.