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General damages section 1 (j)
Victims often sustain facial fractures as well as whiplash in conjunction with a broken nose in a car or motor vehicle accident. Nasal fractures can be classified as open or closed, depending on the integrity of the mucosa. The amount of compensation owed generally doesn’t depend on the type of fracture. General damages are awarded for pain and suffering, disability and loss of amenity of life.
Please note: This page does not account for any lost earnings.
For a complete and accurate estimation based on your individual circumstances, you can call us on 1800 106 107.
How much compensation for a broken nose in a car accident?
Section 1 (j) | Severity | excl lost earnings |
---|---|---|
Broken nose | Minor | $7,200 to $21,900 |
Moderate | $19,440 to $50,900 | |
Severe | $43,900 to $118,300 |
Amounts shown include estimations for non-economic loss and not to be taken as a substitute for legal advice. In addition to the above, you may be entitled to compensation for lost earnings. These payments often exceed six-figures, so for this reason, your payout could be considerably more.
How will my compensation be calculated?
Each state in Australia has its own rules and regulations however a legal representative will consider:
- The severity of your broken leg
- your legal costs
- past and future lost earnings
- contributory negligence
- success fees (which are mandatory in some states)
- and the state your car accident took place
All of the things mentioned above are variables which will affect your final compensation amount.
Do you have a claim?
To find out and get the ball rolling we recommend calling us to discuss your situation in more detail. We can guide you through the claims process and put you in touch with an expert who specialises in CTP cases like yours.
We will let you know whether or not you have a claim with no pressure to start legal proceedings. All calls are strictly confidential and any advice will be free and impartial.