CSG Law

CSG Law is an independent Queensland firm with 2 Queensland offices. This profile compares the firm on the same checked facts as every firm in our directory.

Best for: Fraser Coast injury claims from a Maryborough firm dating to 1885, with offices in Maryborough and Hervey Bay

37/100Our score

Ranked 108th of 132 Queensland personal injury law firms

5 of 8 claim types

2 Queensland offices
Founded 1885
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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Has a QLS Accredited SpecialistNone found on the QLS register

0/25

Doyle's Guide 2025/2026Not listed

0/20

Google rating4.5★ from 48 reviews

13/20

Published fee termsPublished on the firm’s website

15/15

Claim types offered5 of 8

6/10

Queensland office network1 region

3/10

Total

37/100

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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	4.5 (48 reviews)Source: Google Maps, checked 22 October 2026
No win no fee	Some claims only
Published fee terms	‘In some cases we will undertake your claim on a No win, no fee basis’: the firm pays outlays (medical reports, barrister’s and filing fees etc.) and does not render an account for professional fees or outlays until a successful outcome. If unsuccessful, ‘no charge for our professional fees’. Free initial assessment. Can visit clients at home or in hospital.
Claim types	Car accident (CTP), Medical negligence, Public liability, TPD & superannuation, Workers compensation
Queensland offices	2 Maryborough, Hervey Bay (Pialba)
Main office	Sheldon Chambers, 211 Bazaar Street, Maryborough QLD 4650
Legal name	CSG Law Pty Ltd
ABN	74 626 387 764
Firm type	Independent Queensland firm
Founded	1885
Related firms	None known

About CSG Law

CSG Law is a full-service law firm on the Fraser Coast. CSG Law Pty Ltd (ABN 74 626 387 764, active from May 2018) operates the firm. Its website states it has been ‘working with the businesses and people of the Fraser Coast’ since 1885. It also says it has more than 25 staff across two offices.

The first office is at Sheldon Chambers, 211 Bazaar Street, Maryborough. The second is at 5 Torquay Road, Pialba (Hervey Bay).

Injury claims

Alongside conveyancing, property developments, business, wills and estate planning, estate disputes and litigation, the firm has an injury compensation practice. Its injury page says the firm has experience in car accident and workplace injury claims. It also lists public liability and medical negligence claims, as well as total and permanent disability (TPD) claims through superannuation insurance. In particular, its car accident content covers drivers, passengers, pedestrians and cyclists. It then explains lodging a Notice of Accident Claim with the CTP insurer.

Lawyers and registration

The team page lists solicitor Jennifer Tweddell as ‘an experienced practitioner in personal injuries, estate planning and employment disputes’. The QLS register lists Jennifer Glen Tweddell at CSG Law Pty Ltd, 211 Bazaar Street, Maryborough. It shows Personal Injuries Law as an area of practice. However, it does not show her as an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injuries Law.

Fees and Doyle’s Guide

On fees, the firm offers a free initial assessment, which can take place by telephone by appointment. It also says it can visit clients at home or in hospital. It states that ‘in some cases’ it will act on a no win, no fee basis. Under that arrangement, the firm says it pays the outlays involved in pursuing the claim. It also says it does not render an account for professional fees or outlays until a successful outcome. The firm defines this as accepting a damages offer or obtaining a court judgment. If the claim is unsuccessful, it says it makes no charge for professional fees.

Finally, no Doyle’s Guide 2025 or 2026 Queensland plaintiff compensation listing appeared for the firm.