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When you buy a product, you expect it to be safe and reliable. But if a product is defective, it can cause serious injury — from burns and electrical shocks to long-term health conditions. These injuries often come with unexpected medical expenses, lost income, and emotional strain.
You may be entitled to make a product liability claim under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL). These laws protect consumers from unsafe products and allow injured individuals to seek compensation when a product fails to meet acceptable safety standards.
At Injury Assist Helpline, we support clients with product liability and public liability claims, helping them hold manufacturers, retailers, and distributors accountable for injuries caused by defective products.
Whether your accident occurred on open water, a commercial tour, or during recreational activities involving boats or jet skis, our team has experience dealing with the unique challenges of marine injury claims. We'll guide you through every step, from initial advice to final resolution, ensuring your rights are protected and your claim is properly managed.
Even if you didn't purchase the product yourself — for example, if it was a gift or workplace equipment — you may still be entitled to claim compensation.
If you're unsure who is responsible, Injury Assist Helpline can investigate your case and identify the right legal course of action.
Responsibility depends on where the defect originated and who was involved in the supply chain. Under Australian Consumer Law, multiple parties may be held accountable:
If you've been injured by a faulty or unsafe product, you should:
Time limits can vary depending on the type of defective product claim and how the injury occurred.
Because strict deadlines apply, it's important to speak with a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible to understand how the time limits apply to your situation.
To make a defective product claim, you generally need to prove that:
You do not need to prove negligence in every case — product safety laws may apply depending on the circumstances.
Yes. You do not need to be the purchaser of the product to make a claim.
If a gifted product caused injury due to a defect, you may still have legal rights and be entitled to compensation.
Yes. While receipts can help, they are not the only way to prove purchase.
Other evidence such as bank or credit card statements, warranty registrations, emails confirming purchase, or even product packaging may support your claim.
If you're unsure what evidence is sufficient, legal advice can help strengthen your case.
Helping Clients secure fair compensation is more than a slogan—it's our guiding principle. We believe everyone deserves high-quality legal support, regardless of their situation. Whether you've experienced a workplace injury (WorkCover), a motor vehicle accident (CTP claim), TPD-related issues, or another personal injury, our team will walk you through the legal process so you understand your rights and options at every turn.
We understand that after an injury, it's not always easy — or even possible — to attend a legal consultation in person. That's why we offer flexible options to ensure you can get the support you need in a way that suits your circumstances. Whether you're recovering at home or prefer to speak remotely, we're here to help you take the next step.
Navigating a personal injury claim can be daunting. Our team simplifies the process by helping you understand your entitlements—whether you've suffered a work accident (WorkCover), a road incident (CTP claims), or a public space injury. We guide you every step of the way to secure a fair outcome, ensuring you feel supported throughout your recovery.
We assist Clients with a range of personal injury claims, ensuring you receive the compensation you're entitled to. Whether it's a motor vehicle accident, workplace injury, public liability claim, TPD claim, or any other personal injury matter, our experienced team is here to guide you through the process.
