Our Gold Coast car accident lawyers provide legal advice and support in life’s most difficult moments. Gold Coast personal injury lawyer Howard Biddle supports clients through road accident claims, CTP claims and common law compensation avenues. He provides clear, practical guidance every step of the way, helping you understand your rights, entitlements and options.
Being injured in a car accident can be overwhelming and stressful. Howard Biddle assists clients through the full range of motor vehicle injury claims, from CTP statutory benefits to common law damages. With a compassionate approach, he ensures you feel supported while pursuing fair compensation for your injuries.
If you’ve been injured on the Gold Coast, Brisbane or elsewhere in Queensland, it’s natural to feel uncertain about your rights and how to start a car accident claim. The process can be overwhelming, especially while you’re focused on recovery. Early legal advice can clarify your options and protect your entitlements.
We handle all types of motor vehicle accident claims across the Gold Coast and Queensland, from minor injuries to catastrophic accidents requiring long-term care and support.
Statutory benefits and common law claims for injuries sustained in motor vehicle accidents under Queensland’s Compulsory Third Party scheme.
Comprehensive support for motorcyclists injured in collisions, including claims for serious injuries and permanent disability.
Claims for pedestrians struck by vehicles, covering medical expenses, rehabilitation and long-term care needs.
Assistance with claims when cyclists are injured by motor vehicles, including hit-and-run incidents.
Support for passengers injured in vehicle accidents, regardless of who was at fault for the collision.
Specialist guidance for life-changing injuries including spinal cord damage, traumatic brain injuries and amputations.
Our highly skilled team is here to guide you through the car accident claims process with care and expertise.
Meet Howard
Howard Biddle is an experienced lawyer with a focus on personal injury and estate law. Known for his calm, client-first approach, he brings clarity and confidence to every case – no matter how complex or sensitive.
He founded Biddle Law with a simple goal: to offer practical legal support that feels human. Howard is an Admitted Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia, and you’ll work directly with him at every stage of your matter.
Emma Parfitt
Emma Parfitt brings over a decade of experience in the legal industry. She is known for her empathetic approach and genuine care for clients, offering clear guidance and steady support at every stage of the process.
Meet Baloo
Baloo is Biddle Law’s unofficial office greeter and full-time client support officer. As a golden retriever with a calm nature and a love for company, Baloo helps create a welcoming, relaxed environment for clients and team members alike.
Meet Miley
Miley is Biddle Law’s newest client support officer. She is under the training and guidance of Baloo (who is her uncle!) and is an absolute ball of energy. She helps clients and team members take their minds off the big things and slow down for a moment. She has the typical loving nature of a golden retriever and is always available for a cuddle and a pat.
If you’re considering a car accident claim and need a clear assessment of your options, contact us today. Your first consultation is free, and many claims can proceed on a no-win, no-fee basis. We guide you through your rights and the claims process, helping you make informed decisions. If you proceed, our team will support you at every step, letting you focus on your recovery.
Getting legal advice early can save time, stress, and unnecessary expense. At Biddle Law, we provide clear, practical guidance to help you understand your rights and move forward with confidence.
Step One
Call (07) 5651 5111 now and discuss your situation with our car accident lawyers. Your initial consultation is free, with no obligation.
Step Two
We’ll review the accident circumstances, assess your injuries, and explain the compensation you may be entitled to under Queensland law. You’ll understand both CTP statutory benefits and common law options from the outset.
Step Three
We’ll gather medical reports, police records and witness statements, communicate with insurers on your behalf, and handle all legal procedures. Our no-win, no-fee arrangement means no upfront costs while we pursue your claim.
Call us now (07) 5651 5111 or complete the form below and we’ll be in touch. All enquiries are handled with care and discretion.
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If you’ve been injured on the Gold Coast, Brisbane or elsewhere in Queensland, it’s natural to feel uncertain about your rights and how to start a car accident claim. We’ve answered some common questions below, and you’re welcome to contact us for a free, no-obligation consultation.
If you’ve been injured after a car accident, seek any urgent medical treatment required, report the crash to the police and collect any evidence to support your case. Speaking with experienced injury lawyers early ensures your insurance claim or car accident compensation claim is managed properly. Free initial advice is available.
Eligibility depends on the circumstances of the accident, the injuries sustained, and how they are assessed under Queensland law. Even if you were partly at fault, you may still be able to claim. A motor vehicle accident lawyer can explain your rights and entitlements. If you would like a free claim check or to better understand your legal rights, get in touch with our team today for a no-obligation chat.
Depending on the circumstance, an injured person may receive compensation for lost wages, medical treatment, rehabilitation expenses and future medical expenses. Lump sums may also be available for serious injury or permanent disability. At Biddle Law, our Gold Coast compensation lawyers have strong legal expertise and can help assess how much compensation you might be entitled to, based on your evidence and health practitioner treatment needs.
Queensland imposes strict time limits for motor accident and personal injury claims. You must lodge a Notice of Accident Claim Form within 9 months of the accident (or within 1 month of consulting a lawyer) and start court proceedings within 3 years.
Yes, you may still be entitled to personal injury compensation even if you were partly responsible. Compensation law allows for contributory negligence, meaning your car accident compensation claim could be reduced but not denied. Free consultation with experienced injury lawyers can clarify your rights and help secure compensation for medical treatment, lost wages and rehabilitation expenses.
To claim compensation, you’ll need medical reports, police reports, proof of lost wages and receipts for expenses incurred. Ongoing medical treatment records and health practitioner treatment notes are also vital. A good personal lawyer will ensure all relevant documents are included, making the whole process easier.
While you can lodge an insurance claim yourself, engaging expert personal injury lawyers gives you the best chance of a successful outcome. Our Gold Coast compensation lawyers offer no-win, no-fee arrangements, meaning no upfront fees. This reduces financial risk while ensuring strong legal representation and advice on how much compensation you may recover.
We do not charge uplift fees, even though under Queensland law, Personal Injury firms are entitled to apply an ‘uplift’ fee of up to 25% on their professional fees if the case achieves a successful outcome. While this is a common practice across the industry, unlike many Personal Injury law firms in Queensland, we’ve chosen not to apply this uplift, keeping our pricing transparent and predictable for clients.
In addition, Queensland legislation limits a Personal Injury firm’s professional fee to a maximum of 50% of the client’s net settlement amount (that is, after statutory refunds such as Medicare, WorkCover and Centrelink, as well as disbursements, have been paid). To ensure our clients receive the fairest possible outcome, we cap our professional fees at just 35% of the net settlement amount, well below the legal maximum. This approach means you understand your fees from the outset, retain more of your compensation and can move forward with greater financial peace of mind.
