
Matthew Fuss
Partner
The mortgage, school fees and everyday bills don’t stop when your income does. Get advice about compensation after a car accident.
Free first interview. No obligation.
“Getting advice may be the difference between an offer in the thousands of dollars, to tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of dollars, depending on your circumstances.”
When your injury keeps you off work and your wages have stopped, get advice about the income you’ve lost.
Returning to work doesn’t always mean returning to your usual income. Tell us about reduced hours or different duties.
If your injury affects your ability to earn, we can help you understand the records needed to show your income loss.
Medical appointments, rehabilitation and time away from work can add up. Your claim should consider what you still need.
If your injuries make everyday tasks difficult, ask about care and support as part of your accident claim.
Whether you were driving, a passenger, riding or walking, we can explain your options after a road accident.
Get advice before you accept. You could be entitled to more, depending on your circumstances.
A car accident can affect more than the wages you’ve already missed. Before you accept an offer, understand what it means for your treatment, future income and ability to work.
Getting advice could result in you getting more, even after fees. Andersons can help you understand whether your offer reflects the full impact of the accident.
Talk through your offer with usIf the insurer has already made you an offer, you could be entitled to more. Get advice from Andersons before you accept.
No win, no fee is available for most claims. Conditions apply. We’ll explain the legal fees, costs such as medical reports, and any repayments that may affect what you receive.
Mortgage repayments. School fees. Everyday expenses. Being without your income after a car accident is stressful.
If you can’t get back to work, need ongoing treatment or are struggling with tasks at home, tell us what has changed. We can help you understand what your claim may cover.
Wages lost while you’re off work, reduced earnings and missed super contributions.
Medical care, rehabilitation and surgery after the accident.
Care, equipment and services to assist with daily activities.
The longer-term effect on your job or business.
What you can claim after a motor vehicle accident depends on your circumstances. Rules, limits and reductions can apply.
You can get independent legal advice at any stage of your motor vehicle accident claim. You don’t need to wait for an offer. The earlier the better.
Before signing a final settlement, understand what it covers and what it means for your income, your work and your future.
Looks after your recovery.
Assesses your claim and makes an offer.
Advises you on your rights, the offer and what comes next.
Our South Australian personal injury team can help with motor vehicle accident claims. Talk to us about your recovery, your income and getting back to work.

Matthew Fuss
Partner

Francisco De Sousa
Special Counsel

Margaret Kaukas
Special Counsel

Simon Flower
Special Counsel

Julie Brownett
Consultant

Alisha Testa
Senior Associate

Carly Joseph
Senior Associate

Julia Arena
Senior Associate

Melissa Paradiso
Senior Associate

Elena-Marie Aloi
Associate

Ryan North
Associate
Andersons Partner Matthew Fuss explains why.
You don’t need to know the legal terms. Start with the accident and how it’s affecting your work and income.
Call 08 8238 6666We’ll explain the likely fees, expenses and any repayments, so you can compare the offer with what you may actually receive. No win, no fee is available for most claims, subject to conditions. Ask what happens to legal fees and expenses if your claim is unsuccessful, and what you would pay if it succeeds. Your first interview is free.
Get advice before you accept. An offer should be considered alongside your lost income, treatment, care needs and the longer-term effect on your work. Keep the letter and note any deadline. Andersons can help you understand what the offer covers and whether it reflects your circumstances.
If your accident has left you without income and struggling with mortgage repayments or everyday bills, you may be able to request an interim payment from the CTP insurer. It is not automatic: the insurer needs evidence and must assess the request. An interim payment is an advance taken into account in your final settlement. We can explain whether it may be an option and what records you need.
No. You can lodge and manage a CTP claim yourself. You can also get independent legal advice at any stage, including before accepting an offer. A lawyer can help you understand your rights, the evidence and the longer-term impact of settling.
You may be able to claim for wages or earnings lost because of your injuries, as well as the impact on your future earning capacity and superannuation. Keep payslips, tax records and details of time off or reduced hours. What you can claim depends on your circumstances. We can explain what evidence is needed, including if you’re self-employed.
You can get advice while you’re still having treatment. There are time limits and early steps that may matter, even when you’re not ready to settle. Tell us when the accident happened and about any deadlines or letters. We can explain the next step for your situation.
Start with the date of the accident, your injury and how it has affected your work. If you have an insurer’s letter, claim number, payslips or details of your treatment, keep them nearby. You don’t need to have everything organised before you contact us.
Car accident affecting your income? Your first interview is free. Tell us about the accident, your work and the bills you’re worried about.
08 8238 6666Or request a confidential call back.