Lawyer in Gungahlin
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Gungahlin Lawyer
ACT Law Associates provides legal support to individuals in Gungahlin navigating personal injury and compensation-related matters. With a strong local presence across Canberra, our lawyers assist clients in Gungahlin with services including workers compensation, Comcare, public liability claims, motor vehicle accident claims, medical negligence, and Total Permanent Disability (TPD) claims through superannuation. Our team understands the challenges that can arise after an injury or illness and provides structured guidance to help clients move forward.
We aim to make the process more accessible by assigning two solicitors to each matter, maintaining open communication, and offering contact after hours when needed. Gungahlin clients can also use our Free Online Claim Check to get started. We operate on a no win no fee basis for eligible matters and focus on delivering support that’s clear and tailored to each claim.
If you're based in Gungahlin and need legal assistance with an injury-related matter, call ACT Law Associates on (02) 5119 9791 or send us a message today to arrange a free consultation.
Our Legal Services We Offer in Gungahlin
- Workers Compensation
- Comcare
- Public Liability Claims
- Motor Vehicle Accident
- Medical Negligence
- Total Permanent Disability

Workers Compensation in Gungahlin
ACT Law Associates assists Gungahlin residents with workers compensation claims following injury or illness at work. Whether physical or psychological, these claims involve navigating ACT legislation and understanding entitlements such as income replacement, medical costs or permanent impairment. We help clients gather medical records, report the incident correctly, and manage interactions with insurers. If the claim progresses or is disputed, legal guidance may support the process.
Gungahlin clients can begin with a Free Online Claim Check to determine the next step. We also operate on a no win no fee basis for eligible matters.
Comcare in Gungahlin
Comcare claims in Gungahlin apply to Commonwealth employees, ACT Government workers, or those employed by licensed corporations. These claims can involve issues such as liability disputes, rejected medical treatment, or denied income support. ACT Law Associates may assist in reviewing documentation, submitting a reconsideration request or escalating to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. Each case is subject to specific rules under national legislation.
If you're in Gungahlin and need help navigating a Comcare matter, our team can guide you through the next step.


Public Liability in Gungahlin
Gungahlin residents may be eligible to lodge a public liability claim if they’ve suffered an injury on public or private property—such as a carpark, shopping centre, or footpath. ACT Law Associates may assist with identifying whether a duty of care was owed, collecting supporting documents, and clarifying how the injury occurred. These claims can involve time off work, medical costs or the need for assistance with everyday tasks.
If you're unsure about your situation, our Free Online Claim Check can help determine the next steps for Gungahlin clients.
Motor Vehicle Accidents in Gungahlin
If you've been involved in a car, motorcycle, or pedestrian accident in Gungahlin, you may be able to apply for compensation through the ACT Motor Accident Injuries Scheme. ACT Law Associates helps clients determine eligibility, prepare documentation and meet scheme deadlines. Depending on the severity of the injury, this may include Defined Benefits or the option to pursue a Common Law claim. We also assist with insurer communications, medical reports, and income evidence.
Gungahlin clients can use our Free Online Claim Check to get started or contact our office for support.


Medical Negligence in Gungahlin
If you live in Gungahlin and have experienced harm due to delayed diagnosis, incorrect treatment or surgical complications, ACT Law Associates may assist with a medical negligence claim. These claims can involve reviewing medical records, identifying whether the expected standard of care was met, and compiling evidence of the impact.
We help Gungahlin clients understand what steps are involved and whether the claim may fall within limitation periods. Our Free Online Claim Check is available to help you determine if further legal support may be suitable.
TPD Claims in Gungahlin
Gungahlin residents who are unable to work due to illness or injury may be able to make a TPD claim through their superannuation fund. ACT Law Associates may assist with identifying eligibility, gathering required documents and communicating with insurers. Each fund has its own definitions and conditions, which can affect how a claim is assessed.
If you’ve already been declined or need support with the application process, our team may be able to help. Use our Free Online Claim Check to begin or contact us directly for further guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have a personal injury claim?
To determine if you have a personal injury claim, you’ll need to consider whether the injury or illness was caused by another party's actions or negligence. This may include workplace incidents, car accidents, unsafe public spaces or medical treatment that led to harm. Claims can also depend on timelines, evidence and whether a duty of care was breached. Each situation is different, and reviewing the circumstances with supporting documentation can help clarify if a claim is possible.
Can I make a compensation claim if the injury happened a while ago?
Time limits apply to most compensation claims, but the exact period varies depending on the type of claim. For example, medical negligence matters generally have a three-year time limit from when the injury was discovered. Motor vehicle accidents and workers compensation claims have shorter reporting deadlines. If significant time has passed, you may still be able to pursue a claim in some cases, but it’s important to check whether exceptions apply. Acting early helps ensure documents are still available and your rights are preserved.
What evidence is helpful when preparing a compensation claim?
Strong evidence is essential for most compensation claims. Helpful documents can include medical records, receipts for treatment or medication, incident reports, witness statements, photographs, income statements, and correspondence with insurers or employers. If applicable, documentation from your super fund or previous claims can also be relevant. Organising these early can help your claim progress more smoothly and reduce delays during the assessment process.

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