Kingsley Lawson Lawyers · QLD TPD claims

Injured or ill because of work?
You could claim through your super*

This service will determine whether you may qualify for a workplace injury or TPD claim via your superannuation, based on the information provided.

*Applicable to TPD and Superannuation claims only.

Your enquiry is collected and reviewed by Kingsley Lawson Lawyers, a law firm specialising in compensation claims, at no obligation to you.

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Why check with us

Fast, simple and secure

A quick, confidential way to find out if you may be entitled to a TPD payout through your superannuation, and to get connected with a legal specialist who can assess your situation.

Fast

On average it takes less than a couple of minutes to check your eligibility.

Simple

We have made it as easy as it can be to find out if you qualify.

Secure

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No risk

No costs to use and zero obligations. Kingsley Lawson Lawyers fund this free service.

Confidential

Your answers are only used to check your eligibility and connect you with a specialist.

Helps you

This service is designed to help you find out if you qualify for a TPD claim through your super.

3 steps to checking your TPD entitlements

01

See if you qualify

Take the quiz from your phone, tablet or desktop to get matched with a legal assistance expert.

02

Receive a consultation

You will receive a consultation to assess your situation, with zero obligation to proceed.

03

Review

Talk through your options and next steps with your Kingsley Lawson specialist.

What can be covered

Injuries and illnesses that stop you working

A TPD claim through your super can relate to many kinds of injury and illness, whether or not it happened at work. Tap a category to check your eligibility.

Back or neck injuriesStrains, disc injuries and chronic pain.
Hip, knee or ankle injuriesFalls, lifting and repetitive strain.
Shoulder, elbow or wristImpact injuries and overuse conditions.
Head injuriesConcussion and more serious trauma.
Loss of vision or hearingGradual or sudden loss caused by work.
Work-related illnessIncluding Mesothelioma, Silicosis or Asthma.

Not every injury or illness gives rise to an insurance entitlement. Eligibility depends on your super fund's policy terms and the facts of each individual matter.

Could you be eligible?

Could you make a TPD claim?

To apply, these should sound like you. If so, it is worth taking the 60 second eligibility check.

  • You have an injury or illness that stops you from working
  • You had superannuation at the time you stopped working
  • The injury or illness occurred less than 3 years agoStrict time limits apply to many claims.
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Who you will be dealing with

Why enquire with Kingsley Lawson Lawyers?

Kingsley Lawson Lawyers is a boutique Australian law firm specialising in the full spectrum of compensation law, including TPD and superannuation insurance claims, and practising across the country. Led by Managing Principal Philippe Paquet, the firm provides expert advice tailored to your individual circumstances, explained in plain English. Every enquiry made on this page goes directly to Kingsley Lawson Lawyers, and starts with a confidential, free, no-obligation initial consultation.

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Good to know

Your questions, answered

What is a TPD claim?
TPD stands for Total and Permanent Disability. Many Australian superannuation funds include TPD insurance, which can pay a lump sum if an injury or illness leaves you unable to work in your usual job, or any job suited to your education, training or experience.
Does the injury or illness have to be work related?
No. Unlike workers' compensation, TPD cover through super can apply to injuries and illnesses from any cause, including conditions that developed over time, as long as they stop you from working.
Do I need a lawyer to make a TPD claim?
You don't always need a lawyer, but TPD claims involve policy definitions, medical evidence and insurer requirements. Having a legal specialist can help you understand your entitlements and put forward the strongest claim.
How long do I have to make a claim?
Time limits can apply and vary by fund and policy, so it's best to get advice as soon as possible after you stop working.
What could I be entitled to?
A successful TPD claim is generally paid as a lump sum. The amount depends on your super fund's policy and level of cover. Some people also have cover in more than one fund.

What are you waiting for?

Don't suffer in silence. See if you're entitled to a TPD payout for your injury or illness.