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Category: Motor Vehicle Accident Claims (TAC)
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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Can I bring a TAC claim if I was at fault in the accident?
A common question we hear is whether TAC compensation is available to drivers who were at fault in an accident. The short answer is that drivers who were at fault in a road accident can be entitled to TAC compensation for their injuries, however, there are some exceptions and some limitations on the compensation available.
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TAC claims if injured on public transport
If you’re injured while using public transport in Victoria, you may be eligible for TAC transport accident compensation and other benefits, depending on the circumstances of the accident.
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Can I appeal a TAC decision I don’t agree with?
If, at any time, you receive a decision from the TAC you don’t agree with, there are options for you to appeal that decision.
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How to prepare for your personal injury court case
Our helpful guide with tips and insights about what you can expect when your personal injury claim is disputed and you end up in court, and how best to prepare yourself.
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TAC claims for injured cyclists
If a motor vehicle causes injury to a cyclist, the cyclist can claim TAC benefits including medical expenses, weekly payments and lump sum compensation.
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