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Category: Motor Vehicle Accident Claims (TAC)
TAC claims when cyclists collide with stationary vehicles – “car dooring” claims
A TAC claim is not limited to individuals who have sustained an injury as a result of a moving motor vehicle. If you have sustained injuries as a result of transport accident due to a stationary/parked vehicle, you may be entitled to compensation through a TAC claim.
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TAC lump sum compensation due to permanent impairment
An impairment benefit claim is a lump sum payment made to an individual who has sustained a permanent and stable injury as a result of a transport accident. Should the individual succeed, they will receive compensation in the form of a lump sum.
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Complete Guide to TAC Benefits After a Transport Accident
We have previously written, in detail, about a range of benefits available after a motor vehicle accident, however, this blog provides an overview (one-stop-shop) of all the types of benefits you may be entitled to receive should you have an approved TAC claim.
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TAC entitlement to medical and like expenses after a motor vehicle accident
Understanding the intricacies of medical and like expense entitlements provided when you make a TAC claim can be difficult. This blog aims to provide clarity on your entitlements, empowering you to access the support you deserve.
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Rights and entitlements if injured by an e-scooter
There are limited rules and regulations surrounding e-scooters in Victoria and what happens if you as a rider or pedestrian are ever in an accident involving an e-scooter, which results in injury. In this blog, we explore the compensation options available to people injured in an accident involving an electric scooter.
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Independent Medical Examinations (IME) – WorkCover and TAC claims
Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs) are a crucial component of both the WorkCover and TAC compensation schemes in Victoria. They are conducted by independent medical professionals to assess a worker's injury or illness and determine their work capacity.
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TAC entitlements for pedestrians hit by a motor vehicle
If you are a pedestrian who has been injured after being hit by a motor vehicle, you may have an entitlement to a TAC compensation claim. Your injuries may have been caused by a car, bus, train, tram or a motorcycle.
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TAC common law claims after a motor vehicle accident in Victoria
If you’re injured in a transport accident in Victoria and that accident was not your fault, and you have permanent injuries, you have the right to pursue a claim with the TAC for pain and suffering and economic loss compensation.
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TAC claims for nervous shock following a motor vehicle accident
If you've been impacted by witnessing a transport accident or witnessing a loved one seriously injured following an accident, you may be entitled to seek TAC compensation for the psychological injuries you developed. This is called a nervous shock claim.
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Motor vehicle accidents while working – is it WorkCover or TAC?
If you’ve been injured as a result of a work-related motor vehicle accident, it’s important that you seek legal advice. This is because these types of claims can be complex as you are potentially entitled to both WorkCover no-fault benefits and TAC common law entitlements.
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Can I claim TPD if I've received a WorkCover or TAC payout?
In addition to any WorkCover or TAC entitlements an injured person may have, they may also be able to claim a TPD lump sum payout if their injuries caused them to stop working.
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TAC death benefit claims after a road accident in Victoria
Losing a loved one is a traumatic time in a person’s life. In addition to the grief and loss, there are often financial and practical challenges to consider. If you lose a loved one in a motor vehicle accident, the TAC has several benefits that surviving partners, child dependents and guardians can access.
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