Military Claims Queensland

Military compensation is compensation you may be entitled to if you have been injured or abused during your time in the Australian Defence Force. It is important to speak to a Queensland military lawyer in order to find out if you have a claim under Queensland law.

If, during your time in the Australian Defense Force you:

• Were physically injured while doing your day to day job
• Were injured traveling to or from your place of duty
• Were injured traveling to or from where you were doing peacetime service
• Have found you have a disease which was the result of your time in the ADF

You may be entitled to military compensation. If your partner or loved one has died on, or after, 1 July 2004, as a result of their injuries, their dependents may be eligible for compensation. Speaking to a military compensation lawyer Brisbane will help you clarify whether or not you have a claim, as everyone’s circumstances differ greatly.

If you have suffered as a result of your time in the ADF, a military compensation lawyer, Queensland may be able to assist you in making the following compensation claims, and receiving the following benefits”

• Compensation for death
• A disability compensation pension
• A war widows/widowers pension
• Compensation for injuries resulting from chemical exposure
• Compensation if you are incapacitated

Everyone’s circumstances are different, so it depends on your individual situation as to what you can receive compensation for. To find out exactly how much military compensation you can claim, it is important to speak with a military lawyer, Queensland as soon as possible.

Queensland does have time limits in which you. need to take legal action, therefore it is crucial, if you feel you are entitled to compensation, that you speak to a military compensation lawyer, Brisbane as soon as possible

LHD lawyers, Queensland offer no win no fee lawyers, so you won’t pay our legal fees, should you not win your military compensation case. Otherwise, the costs of claims are directly proportionate to the amount of work the claim requires.