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Join Crew Legal for a practical panel discussion bringing together legal professionals, an injured patient and a treating psychologist to explore the real-world challenges of navigating Queensland’s injury compensation schemes.
Through Glen’s personal experience of a serious motor vehicle accident, the panel will explore how WorkCover, CTP and the National Injury Insurance Scheme intersect, the challenges encountered throughout his recovery and how collaboration between legal and healthcare professionals can help overcome barriers to treatment and rehabilitation.
Date: Thursday, 19 November 2026
Time: 5:00pm AEST
Where: Zoom Webinar
Cost: Free
When a patient suffers a serious injury in a motor vehicle accident, their recovery can involve more than one compensation scheme. Understanding how WorkCover, Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance and the National Injury Insurance Scheme Queensland (NIISQ) interact can be challenging for both injured patients and the healthcare professionals treating them.
Join Crew Legal for a practical, case-study-based webinar exploring how these schemes can overlap following a single accident, and what this means for patient care, rehabilitation funding and recovery.
Using the example of a seriously injured person involved in a motor vehicle accident during the course of their employment, Crew Legal will explain how different compensation schemes operate together, the challenges treating practitioners may encounter and how these barriers can be addressed to support better patient outcomes.
How WorkCover, CTP and NIISQ operate, and when more than one scheme may apply.
A real-world case study illustrating how an injured person navigates multiple compensation pathways.
How different schemes may fund medical treatment, lost wages, rehabilitation and ongoing care.
Understanding treatment approval delays, funding disputes and administrative barriers that can affect patient recovery.
How accurate medical certificates, clinical notes and treatment plans can support access to appropriate care.
How healthcare professionals and legal practitioners can collaborate to help injured patients navigate complex compensation processes.
Register to attend and gain practical insights into navigating complex injury compensation claims.
Navigating injury compensation schemes can be challenging, particularly when multiple insurers, funding arrangements and treatment approvals are involved.
For healthcare professionals, understanding how these schemes work together can help reduce delays, overcome treatment barriers and ensure injured patients receive the care and rehabilitation they need.
Designed for Queensland healthcare professionals, this practical webinar will help you better understand injury compensation pathways, recognise common challenges and work more effectively with legal practitioners to support better patient outcomes.
Hear firsthand from those who have experienced the process from different perspectives.
Managing director and highly regarded Lawyer who has practised in injury law for over 23 years. A Queensland Law Society Accredited Specialist in personal injury law and a passionate advocate for injured people.
Admitted as a lawyer in 2014 and has practiced solely in the area of personal injury law. Assists clients with various types of compensation claims including motor vehicle accidents, workers’ compensation, public liability and medical negligence.
Dr Martha Druery worked as a Social Work Specialist in critical care and trauma adult and paediatric hospital settings in Queensland for 18 years before leaning into her first degree in Psychology to run a group private practice since 2013.
Sharing his personal experience of navigating multiple compensation schemes following a serious motor vehicle accident, including the challenges he encountered throughout his recovery.
Register to attend and gain practical insights into navigating complex injury compensation claims.
