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Gold Coast Personal Injury Lawyers
At Tony Love Lawyers, we provide personal injury legal services to individuals living and working across the Gold Coast. Our team holds qualifications including membership in the NSW Law Society and the Far North Coast Law Society, and we’re committed to delivering accessible, transparent legal support.
Our personal injury lawyers work with people who have suffered physical or psychological harm due to accidents in public places, traffic incidents, or workplace injuries. Our service involves helping clients understand their eligibility to make a claim, assisting with documentation, and guiding them through the legal process step by step.
We’re proud to serve the Gold Coast community with a practical, grounded approach. Our focus is on accuracy, open communication, and supporting each person with professional care. If you’re looking for straightforward legal guidance, call us on
(02) 6623 2224 to arrange a time to speak with our team.
Clear, Practical Legal Guidance
When delivering personal injury services on the Gold Coast, we start by reviewing the facts of each case and the documents available. This often includes medical records, incident reports, employment history, or witness statements. We assess the circumstances in light of the relevant legal framework and help identify what’s required to move forward. Throughout the process, we’re committed to providing regular updates and ensuring everything is explained clearly.
We use procedures that reflect industry standards for managing timeframes, privacy, and communication. Our approach is to be upfront, detail-focused, and responsive—without using unnecessary legal jargon. Clients receive practical advice on what steps to take and when, what documentation is needed, and how the process is managed. If there’s anything that needs clarification, we’re always available to discuss it.
We know that legal matters can feel complex at times, and we aim to make things as clear and straightforward as possible for people on the Gold Coast.
Frequently asked questions
What is considered a personal injury under Australian law?
A personal injury refers to harm suffered by a person’s body or mind due to the actions or negligence of another party. In Queensland, this can include injuries from car accidents, falls in public places, unsafe workplaces, or defective products. Legal claims typically require the injury to have a measurable impact—whether that’s physical pain, psychological distress, or financial loss. Each claim is assessed based on the specific facts, such as how the injury happened, its consequences, and who may be responsible.
How long do I have to make a personal injury claim in Queensland?
Most personal injury claims in Queensland must be made within three years of the incident. However, some claims—like those involving public liability or medical negligence—may have shorter notification periods, sometimes as short as one month. Queensland law also requires certain procedural steps before filing a claim, including notices and formal documentation. Missing these deadlines can affect your ability to proceed, so it’s important to check what applies to your situation early.
What documents are needed to support a personal injury claim?
Supporting a personal injury claim generally requires medical reports, incident details, financial records (such as lost income), and any witness statements or photographs. Depending on the case, you may also need to provide evidence of your work history, rehabilitation efforts, or expert assessments. The more accurate and relevant the documentation, the better equipped your legal representative will be to assist with the process. Each matter is unique, so the exact documents needed will vary.
Does every personal injury claim go to court?
No, many personal injury claims are resolved without going to court. Most matters are settled through negotiation or pre-court procedures once all necessary information is gathered. If an agreement isn’t reached, or if responsibility is disputed, the matter may proceed to court for a decision. Even if that happens, a structured and well-prepared approach helps make the process more manageable. Whether or not a case reaches court depends on how both parties respond and what the legal and factual issues involve.
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Head south on Robina Town Centre Drive. At the roundabout, take the 4th exit and stay on Robina Town Centre Drive. Find us on the first left.
