We're here to help eligible Australian Super members who have suffered injury or illness make a successful claim.
Although TPD claims can be carried out nationally. Millner and Knight have specialists ready to serve you in the following locations.
- Sydney and New South Wales
- Melbourne and Victoria
- Perth and Western Australia
- Brisbane and Queensland
If you are located out of the states above, don't worry we can still help.
Eligibility
To make a successful TPD claim you must meet some or all of the terms and conditions specified in your insurance policy, including some specific definitions
Generally, all illness and injury types will be considered however in some rare instances an exclusion may have been applied to your cover.
How to make an Australian Super TPD claim?
There are two ways to make a claim with Australian Super, either legally assisted or by making your own. If you intend to make your own, it's important to have a good understanding of the law because insurance companies normally have a team of in house lawyers who specialise in minimising payouts.
Legally assisted TPD claims
Millner and Knights panel of handpicked superannuation lawyers will work quickly and efficiently to get your full entitlements. Many of the people who call us do so because they have had their claim rejected or blocked by the insurer.
Why Millner and Knight?
As one of Australia's largest and most trusted compensation companies, we often help people when other firms can't. We’re the best people to speak to regarding your claim because we offer free impartial advice and we’ll never pressure you into starting a claim.
At Millner and Knight, we understand the devastating impact an injury or illness, can have on your life and the lives of those around you. We provide all legal services via our panel of leading law firms on a no win no fee basis, which means you can focus on recovery and not worry about forking out for legal costs unless your claim is successful.
Call us today on 1800 106 107 for a free no-obligation consultation and tomorrow could be one day closer to your compensation.