Property Damage Compensation Townsville

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Property Damage Compensation

Property Damage Compensation Townsville

If you have sustained property damage, you could be able to claim compensation. Damage to property can happen as a result of:

  • An accident on the road;
  • A fire;
  • Construction work; or
  • Any other cause,

You can receive compensation for damage to your vehicle, house, boat, or any other insured item, regardless of fault.. If a third party was responsible for the damage, we can help you claim compensation from their insurer.

You must adhere to strict time limitations when submitting a claim for compensation for loss of, or damage to, your property. If your property has been damaged, our Townsville compensation lawyers can advise whether you could be entitled to make a claim.

Your free consultation for property damage claims

During your consultation, we will evaluate the circumstances of the incident or accident that damaged your property. Our Townsville team will be able to advise whether you are entitled to compensation from a third party or their insurer. Should you be eligible for compensation, we will assist you throughout the procedure to ensure it is as seamless as possible.

For more information about property accident claims, please see our frequently asked questions below or speak to one of our compensation lawyers today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is needed to make a property damage claim?

If you have been in an accident or incident that has caused damage to your personal property, our property damage lawyers can provide a free, no obligation consultation. At this consultation, you will be advised on what is needed to make a claim for your specific circumstances.

It is important to take photos of any damage as soon as possible. If the incident required police intervention, it is crucial to obtain a copy of the police report. The report should include details of the accident and the individuals involved.

You should also request quotes for repairs, restoration or replacement of your damaged property. We recommend that you seek out several quotes for comparison as soon as possible. This will also give you the opportunity to check timeframes and gather any additional information from the repair specialists that may assist you with your claim.

My insurance claim was rejected, what can I do?

If your insurance provider has rejected your claim and you believe you are entitled to a claim, please seek legal advice from one of our expert lawyers. Each policy is different, depending on your insurer and the cover you selected at the start of the policy. We will provide you with personalised advice based on your policy and situation. This will ensure that the advice is accurate and timely.

How long does a property damage compensation claim take?

We aim to resolve each property damage claim as quickly and efficiently as possible. Depending on the circumstances of your claim, our property damage lawyers will advise you on the best course of action, and an estimate of timeframes.

We understand that this may be a stressful time, so our aim is to provide you peace of mind that you are in capable hands.

Please call one of our lawyers for a free initial claim assessment.

What happens if a tradesperson causes damage to my property?

If anyone causes damage to your property, regardless of whether they work for you ora neighbour, you may have the right to claim compensation. Most contractors have Public Liability Insurance, which covers them financially for any compensation they may owe you to repair or replace the damage to your property.

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4752 0270

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