Legal Help with ACC Claims and Disputes.

Why ACC Advice Matters

ACC is designed to support people injured in accidents, but the process is not always straightforward. Claims can be declined, payments reduced, or entitlements limited, often with little explanation. If this happens, legal advice helps you understand your rights and decide what to do next.

Whether you are challenging a decision or preparing for a review, we support you with clear, experienced advice and help you avoid common mistakes.

What We Help With

We assist with:

• Challenging declined ACC claims

• Applying for reviews and preparing evidence

• Representation at review hearings

• Advice on weekly compensation and treatment entitlements

• Guidance on complex cover decisions or long term injuries

Support That Is Experienced and Focused

We have a strong track record supporting clients with ACC disputes. Our team includes litigation specialists who understand the system and what evidence matters most.

We explain your rights in plain language and, when needed, work alongside your medical providers or other professionals to help strengthen your case.

Please note that we do not offer legal aid for ACC matters.

Where We Work

Our ACC and medico legal specialists are based in Wellington. We support clients throughout New Zealand with advice and representation in ACC claims, disputes, and review processes.

Questions We Often Get Asked About ACC Claims and Disputes

Why has my ACC claim been declined?

ACC may decline a claim due to lack of medical evidence, timing issues, or a belief that your injury is not covered under the law. We help you understand the decision and advise whether there is a basis to challenge it.

What is the ACC review process and how does it work?

If your claim has been declined or changed, you can apply for a formal review. This is where an independent reviewer considers your case. We assist by preparing your application, gathering supporting evidence, and representing you at the hearing.

Might I be eligible for weekly compensation if I cannot work?

You may be eligible if your injury prevents you from working and other conditions are met. We assess your situation, explain what compensation might apply, and help you apply if the criteria are met.

Do I need medical evidence for a review?

Strong medical evidence is often essential in ACC disputes. We work with your treatment providers to ensure the right information is submitted and help clarify what is required for your specific situation.

Can you help if I have been dealing with ACC for a long time?

Yes. Many people come to us after delays, confusing communication, or multiple rejections. We help you understand where your claim stands and what steps are available to move it forward.