For Queensland law firms. We do not act for injured people and we do not accept enquiries from claimants.
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File preparation for Queensland plaintiff firms

Queensland personal injury files, prepared to Queensland standards.

Skhawling Advisors prepares the paperwork on WorkCover, CTP and PIPA files for Queensland plaintiff firms. Our work is led and reviewed by a solicitor admitted in Queensland. We never contact your clients.

WorkCover · CTP · PIPA Brisbane business hours

The problem

You are carrying more files per support person than you were two years ago.

Across the profession, support staff turnover is running near 29 per cent a year. Paralegal wages rose 4.7 per cent while inflation ran at 2.4. The number of fee earners per support role has climbed again. And on a speculative personal injury file your costs are capped at half of what the client actually receives, with disbursements coming off the top before that half is struck.

You cannot raise the fee. You cannot advertise your way past it. The only lever left is what it costs you to produce the file.

Built only for Queensland

We work to the Queensland schemes and the current forms, including the PIPA notices of claim that changed on 1 September 2025. Not generic legal admin.

Led by an Australian solicitor

Every file is reviewed by a solicitor admitted in the Supreme Court of Queensland, with twelve years working on Queensland personal injury files.

We never speak to your clients

No claimant contact. No intake. No certificates signed. Your client relationship and your professional obligations stay entirely with you.

We prepare. You send.

Every letter, request, notice and form leaves your office under your name.

What we prepare

  • Chronologies and medical records reviews
  • Draft statutory notices of claim
  • Disclosure bundles, indexing and pagination
  • Schedules of damages
  • Compulsory conference packs
  • Briefs to counsel and mediators
  • Briefs to the independent medical examiner

Where we stop

Most suppliers tell you what they can do.

The more useful question in personal injury is what they will not. Queensland puts a series of obligations personally on the supervising principal and on the admitted practitioner. Those obligations cannot be outsourced, and we have built the service so that the question never arises.

The boundary is not a limitation on the service. It is the service.

Read the nine limits

Twenty minutes, no obligation, and you will know in the first ten whether this fits your practice.