We assist people who are injured in transport accidents, including drivers, passengers, pedestrians, cyclists, people using public transport or motorcyclists. It's anyone who's injured as a result of the driving of a motor vehicle.
Many people think that they can only make a claim if the accident wasn't their fault. That's not the case. Watch Danielle explain the TAC process in more detail, including addressing common questions relating to time limits for making a claim, and compensation entitlements.
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Danielle graduated from Monash University with degrees in Law and Arts. After being admitted to practice, she moved to Taiwan for 15 months to teach English, study Mandarin Chinese and see more of the world.
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