Northern Melbourne
Injury lawyers claim compensation for people hurt in road accidents, at work, in public places or by medical treatment, and for superannuation disability benefits.

15 firms
Epping, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Zaparas Lawyers Epping provides legal services in Epping, VIC. Listed practice areas include Public Liability, Workers Compensation and Personal Injury.
Bundoora, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Shine Lawyers provides legal services in Bundoora, VIC. Listed practice areas include Personal Injury, Public Liability and Class Actions.
Epping, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Michael El Moussalli and Associates provides legal services in Epping, VIC. Listed practice areas include Workers Compensation, Personal Injury and Health & Medical Practitioner Law.
Northcote, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Kenyon Legal provides legal services in Northcote, VIC. Listed practice areas include Personal Injury and Motor Vehicle Accidents / CTP.
South Morang, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Ryan Carlisle Thomas Lawyers provides legal services in South Morang, VIC. Listed practice areas include Personal Injury, Wills & Estates and Public Liability.

Avondale Heights, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Shine Lawyers provides legal services in Avondale Heights, VIC. Listed practice areas include Personal Injury, Class Actions and Motor Vehicle Accidents / CTP.
Craigieburn, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Maurice Blackburn Lawyers provides legal services in Craigieburn, VIC. Listed practice areas include Class Actions, Personal Injury and Motor Vehicle Accidents / CTP.

Glenroy, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Ryan Carlisle Thomas Lawyers provides legal services in Glenroy, VIC. Listed practice areas include Wills & Estates, TPD & Superannuation Claims and Personal Injury.
Epping, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Nowicki Carbone provides legal services in Epping, VIC. Listed practice areas include Medical Negligence, Public Liability and Family Law.
Reservoir, VIC · Northern Melbourne
De Maria & Associates provides legal services in Reservoir, VIC. Listed practice areas include Property & Conveyancing, Family Law and Litigation & Dispute Resolution.
Broadmeadows, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Yarn Legal provides legal services in Broadmeadows, VIC. Listed practice areas include Employment Law, Litigation & Dispute Resolution and Business & Commercial Law.
Epping, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Waters & Co Lawyers provides legal services in Epping, VIC. Listed practice areas include Property & Conveyancing, Debt Recovery and Family Law.
Brunswick, VIC · Northern Melbourne
De Marchi & Associates provides legal services in Brunswick, VIC. Listed practice areas include Property & Conveyancing, Mediation & Dispute Resolution and Wills & Estates.

South Morang, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Shine Lawyers provides legal services in South Morang, VIC. Listed practice areas include Personal Injury, Class Actions and Motor Vehicle Accidents / CTP.

Niddrie, VIC · Northern Melbourne
Slater and Gordon Lawyers provides legal services in Niddrie, VIC. Listed practice areas include Motor Vehicle Accidents / CTP, Personal Injury and Class Actions.
Compensation schemes in Australia are mostly run by each state, so the rules for car accidents and workplace injuries differ depending on where you live. Injury lawyers work out which scheme or insurer applies, collect the medical evidence, and negotiate or litigate the claim. Many work on a no win, no fee basis, where you pay their professional fees only if the claim succeeds. Ask what happens to disbursements and how fees are calculated before signing. Time limits apply to every type of claim, so get advice early.
Compensation funds treatment, income and care after an injury. Time limits and scheme rules mean early advice matters.
Each state runs its own motor accident and workers compensation schemes and civil liability laws, so rights depend on where and how the injury happened.
Understand the next step
Workplace injuries, road accidents, public-place incidents and superannuation insurance claims can involve different schemes and evidence. Explain where and when the event occurred, its effect on you and whether a claim or decision already exists. Ask which pathway the lawyer proposes to assess.
Preston, Broadmeadows, Epping and Heidelberg cover different parts of Northern Melbourne. For family, housing or employment matters, start with the exact issue and any documents already received rather than choosing by distance alone.
For injury & compensation, ask which parts of the work the firm handles itself and whether it has relevant VIC experience. Let the lawyer know if a property, employer, other party or existing proceeding is outside Northern Melbourne. Your home address alone does not determine the applicable process.
Provide a chronology, relevant locations and employer or insurer details, together with forms and decisions already received.
Discuss medical, employment, incident and expense records. Ask who will obtain reports and how access, privacy and expert costs will be managed.
Have any offer, assessment or release explained before agreeing. Clarify what a resolution would cover and whether related claims need separate advice.
Ask for the written meaning of no win, no fee, including expenses, any uplift and possible other costs. The phrase alone is not enough to compare arrangements.
Ask for a written scope identifying the work you are authorising, the person responsible and when costs will be reviewed. If you only want advice on one step, say so before the firm begins wider work.
Ask early about notice, claim and review limits in the relevant scheme. Keep the incident date and every insurer decision available for assessment.
Directory guidance updated 19 September 2026. General information to help you prepare for a conversation with a professional; not advice about your individual matter. Check current requirements with the relevant authority.
Good to know
You pay the lawyer's professional fees only if the claim succeeds. You may still be responsible for costs such as medical reports, and in some cases the other side's costs, so ask for a written costs agreement.
Simple claims can settle within months. Claims involving serious injuries usually wait until your condition has stabilised so the full impact can be assessed, which can take a year or more.
Most super funds include total and permanent disability insurance by default. If you can no longer work because of illness or injury, you may be able to claim a lump sum even if the injury had nothing to do with work.