When we say no-win, no-fee, we genuinely mean it. Splatt’s personal injury lawyers will cover all the running costs and fees related to your case until you win. Pay zero if you lose, with no hidden costs.
Splatt Lawyers are 100% No Win, No Fee Brisbane lawyers, which means you only pay when you win, with no upfront costs, interest, or uplift fees. We help people in Queensland understand their legal rights without any financial risk.
As No-Win, No-Fee Lawyers in Brisbane, we provide personal injury law insights for clients harmed by someone else’s negligence. It’s free to know your rights.
Splatt’s Brisbane no-pay solicitors advise you of your right to achieve a fair outcome. Our no-fee policy means we carry the financial risk of a personal injury legal action with:
Our Brisbane legal team offers a free case review from ten locations across Queensland. It’s free to start. Call 1800 700 125
Kerry Splatt, an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law, guides our legal team of Brisbane compensation lawyers. When you work with Splatt Lawyers, we can explain:
As one of Queensland’s no-win, no-pay compensation lawyers, we explain your rights in plain English.
Queensland no-win, no-fee lawyers can provide expert advice for the legal process and your rights.
Our lawyers and solicitors can provide no-win, no-fee legal services for personal injury claims to Brisbane and Queensland residents in a range of practice areas, including:
NOTE: Splatt Lawyers does not advise on other services, such as complex medical law claims, medical negligence claims, sexual harassment, military law, or asbestos and silicosis cases.
Many people struggle to afford legal support, which is where a no-win, no-fee arrangement can be beneficial. But how does it work?
Most cost agreements define a “win” as an awarded settlement amount in your favour. In Queensland, compensation claims are typically settled out of court to avoid the high court fees.
Your lawyer’s no-fee costs agreement will contain the definition of service fees. There are two main types if you lose:
At Splatt Lawyers, we waive all legal costs if your claim does not succeed.
You need strong medical evidence to prove a personal injury claim. We fund the cost of these reports until you win. If you lose, you pay zero. Splatt Lawyers bills fees upon settlement, and we don’t charge upfront costs or an additional uplift fee.
Legal practitioners will charge professional fees and outlay costs when you win a compensation case. However, a no-win, no-fee lawyer can also charge an uplift fee (also known as a success fee). They are legally able to bill this additional legal cost in Queensland. Splatt Lawyers does not charge this uplift fee.
Our Brisbane no-win,no-fee personal injury lawyers provide 100% No Win, No Fee funding, which means there are no secret charges. Here’s how it works:
Our Brisbane No Win, No Fee personal injury lawyers provide 100% No Win, No Fee funding, which means no secret charges “pop up” when you least expect them,. Here’s how it works:
It's free to find out if you have a valid case, your rights, and the steps to the best possible outcome.
You will owe nothing until settlement and nothing if you lose.
Disbursement costs include:
We cover these additional costs until settlement and won't ask you to agree to an expensive disbursement loan.
Splatt's no-win, no-fee lawyers do not charge uplift fees for a successful conclusion.
Splatt's no-win, no-fee compensation lawyers do not charge uplift fees for a successful conclusion.
Before we begin work, you will receive a copy of our cost agreement, which shows that there are no hidden "pop-up" costs that could reduce the settlement amount.
Section 347 of the Legal Profession Act QLD (LPA) determines how a law firm charges fees in Queensland. Under this legislation, a personal injury solicitor cannot bill more than 50% of the net settlement figure. This law does not mean you will be charged half of a settlement amount as a legal fee. It simply means that legal fees are capped.
If you have not had a legal claim previously funded on a no-win, no-fee basis, you could have questions about a no-win, no-fee arrangement. Our solicitors will explain our legal fees during a free initial consultation. Call 1800 700 125
A no-win, no-pay case sounds risk-free (and should be), but this isn’t always true. That’s because a no-fee legal agreement can have hidden terms and conditions. How a Queensland compensation law firm charges for an injury claim depends on their own policy.
Splatt personal injury lawyers have access to 100% no-win, no-pay legal funding when you have a valid case. Our legal team offers a free initial consultation – Call 1800 700 125
When you settle a personal injury claim on a no-fee basis, legal and external costs will be deducted from the final amount. If your fees are capped, you will know what to expect as the best outcome.
If a Splatt compensation lawyer cannot settle a case, our legal cost agreement states you will owe nothing. This includes additional costs like out-of-pocket expenses.
Kerry Splatt, an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law, guides our team of Brisbane personal injury lawyers. When you work with Splatt Lawyers, we can explain:
As one of Queensland’s no-win, no-pay compensation lawyers, we explain your rights in Plain English.
People often question the percentage that no-win, no-fee lawyers take from a settlement amount. It’s natural to be concerned about getting little financial compensation after paying professional fees.
If you are seeking compensation, Queensland personal law protects your interests by placing a maximum limit on the professional and uplift fees charged by no-win, no-pay solicitors, which is 50%.
In most cases, you will not be charged this amount, which helps ensure your experience is stress-free, as this legislation assists you in achieving the best possible outcome.
This rule is called the 50/50 rule.
Splatt Lawyers provides legal representation with no-win, no-pay funding from ten QLD-wide locations so you can get advice on justice regardless of where you live.
Every Queensland law firm has a different legal costs agreement, which explains their no-win, no-fee terms and conditions. There are three main types:
Before seeking advice from a Brisbane law firm, be clear about what you will pay in every circumstance.
Splatt’s no-win, no-fee lawyers cover 100% of your costs and fees until settlement. It’s our no-financial-risk guarantee.
Disbursements are the other expenses incurred to achieve a compensation payout. Disbursement funding is a loan that covers these costs, such as:
Typically, these loans have a high interest rate that is deducted from the proceeds of a claim.
If you lose your case, you may not be liable for your lawyer’s legal fees, but you could still owe for disbursements paid on your behalf. Our cost agreement states that we cover these costs, which means you don’t need a loan, and we will continue to cover them even if you lose.
Splatt Lawyers offers all approved clients Brisbane No Win No Fee legal funding. It’s free to know if you qualify. Call 1800 700 125
A funding arrangement that charges legal fees in the event of a favourable outcome is called a “no win, no fee” agreement or a conditional costs agreement. When solicitors work under a no-fee-costs agreement, they only charge fees when a client wins a case.
Typically, this funding is available for road accident compensation, public place accidents and work accidents.
No-win, no-fee lawyers usually require clients to sign a costs agreement that outlines the structure of their fees and any potential additional costs. There are multiple benefits of a no-win, no-fee arrangement, including:
A no-win, no-pay legal agreement can be helpful for people who lack the finances to access legal representation. But are there any risks or drawbacks?
Our lawyers can explain how it works during a free claim check.
A conditional costs agreement between a client and a compensation lawyer outlines the calculation of legal fees, including who is responsible for the other party’s costs, including court fees.
Splatt Lawyers charges for the work that is required to resolve a claim.
