Power Legal

Power Legal 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: Ipswich general practice that also takes motor vehicle and work accident claims on a no win, no fee basis

33/100Our score

Ranked 117th of 132 Queensland personal injury law firms

3 of 8 claim types

1 Queensland office
Independent Queensland firm
3 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 rating4.3★ from 26 reviews

11/20

Published fee termsPublished on the firm’s website

15/15

Claim types offered3 of 8

4/10

Queensland office network1 region

3/10

Total

33/100

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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	4.3 (26 reviews)Source: Google Maps, checked 22 October 2026
No win no fee	Yes
Published fee terms	‘We offer a No Win, No Fee* arrangement for all motor vehicle and road accident claims’ and ‘for all work related accident claims’. No legal fees unless the claim succeeds, and costs ‘depend on the amount of work required’. The asterisk terms are not explained on the page. No disbursement or uplift terms published.
Claim types	Car accident (CTP), Motorcycle accident, Workers compensation
Queensland offices	1 Ipswich
Main office	23 Gordon Street, Ipswich QLD 4305
Legal name	Annette Dorothy Power Martell (business name: Power Legal)
ABN	25 178 932 949
Firm type	Independent Queensland firm
Founded	Not published
Related firms	None known

About Power Legal

Power Legal is an Ipswich law firm at 23 Gordon Street, Ipswich. Its home page describes it as ‘an independent law firm which has been well established in the Ipswich area for many years’. ABN Lookup shows the business name Power Legal registered to principal Annette Dorothy Power Martell as a sole trader. It also records the ABN, 25 178 932 949, as active from February 2001.

Practice areas

As a general practice, the firm covers conveyancing, commercial and leasing, family law, wills and estates, employment, immigration, traffic and criminal law. It also has two personal injury pages: Motor Vehicle Accidents and Work related Accidents.

The motor vehicle page says injured drivers, passengers, motorcyclists and pillion passengers may be able to claim. So may cyclists, pedestrians and public transport passengers. Meanwhile, the work accidents page covers physical injuries, workplace diseases and psychiatric or psychological injuries. It also covers aggravation of pre-existing conditions and death claims, including common law claims against WorkCover. The site also publishes articles on motor vehicle accident claims and workers’ compensation rights.

Principal and QLS register

Principal Annette Power Martell’s profile states she gained admission as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2005. It adds that she is also a registered migration agent and has experience in personal injury matters, among other areas. The QLS register lists Annette Dorothy Power Martell at Power Legal, 23 Gordon Street, Ipswich. It records Personal Injuries Law as an area of practice. However, it does not show her as an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injuries Law.

Fees and hours

On fees, the firm states it offers a ‘No Win, No Fee’ arrangement. This covers all motor vehicle and road accident claims and all work-related accident claims. Under it, clients do not pay its legal fees unless the claim succeeds. The firm says legal costs depend on the amount of work required. It also refers to rules limiting the amount charged to clients. The pages mark the arrangement with an asterisk but do not set out the conditions.

The office is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm, with appointments outside those hours. A check found no Doyle’s Guide 2025 or 2026 Queensland plaintiff compensation listing for the firm.