Different, better.

Cutting edge expertise, without the price tag.

Affordable, dependable.

We know that one of the most stressful parts of legal proceedings is concern about the costs.

We believe everyone deserves access to the best possible legal representation without breaking the bank. We don’t charge if you don’t get a result. No Win, No Pay. Our clients always receive the lion’s share of their settlement. Our fees are kept much lower than the industry average and there is nothing to pay up front, no interest charges, no uplift fees and no hidden costs.

Our low fee structure
Affordable, dependable.

Compensation experts. We get results.

We are committed to making a positive difference in people’s lives and getting the best possible result for our clients.

Our service is highly personalised to you. We take the time to know every client’s case individually. Our Queensland Law Society accredited specialists have more than 60+ years’ experience between them and will seek to understand your situation and assist you to get the results you deserve.

Our services
Compensation experts. We get results.

People focused.

We are committed to making a positive difference for the people and causes that matter to us.

As a social justice firm, we actively support a number of community initiatives and charities from making minor contributions to groups to launching large scale charity events and supporting our local community legal centres with funding and professional services.

Seeking our support or involvement? Email us at [email protected] with all the details.

What We Stand For
People focused.

Compare us.

You will not find another law firm like us. We are not like the big firms. We pride ourselves on being different. We’re low cost. We’re industry leading. We’re boutique and unique. Look no further.

Apart from our Queensland Law Society accredited specialists providing one-on-one personalised service, the most compelling reason why you should choose us is our low fees. Most law firms abide by the government set cap on professional fees of 50% of a settlement. But not us. We charge only on the government set Federal Court Scale and set a much lower cap of one third of the settlement. That means our clients end up with more in their pocket, like they deserve.

Our Difference
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I have known Travis Schultz for more than 10 years since opening my law firm. Travis is a highly ethical and extremely professional lawyer who I have never hesitated referring clients to. He is a passionate advocate for his clients and other causes he represents.

One of the most noble things about Travis, is that he also knows the importance of community and has a strong willingness to “give back”, which is well demonstrated in his tireless work for various charitable causes on the Sunshine Coast.

Lisa Aitken Managing Director Aitken Legal

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Crunch the numbers

29 years

Legal Experience

5000+

Cases personally handled

18 years

Accredited practice specialist

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21 August 2018

Slips and Falls – The cost and consequences

It is an unfortunate fact of life that slips and falls regularly occur in homes, workplaces, shopping centres and public areas. These falls are often caused by the presence of contaminants on the ground, but they can also be a result of the lack of any slip resistance of the surface being walked on. Generally
14 August 2018

Drones – an invasion of privacy?

It is without question that the use of drones or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) have certainly added another dimension to film makers or those making videos to promote a region, housing estate or property.  Farmers are also seeing the benefit of using drones to monitor livestock, check on storm damage, crop dusting and irrigation management.
14 August 2018

Fake news, digital disruption and defamation

According to a prominent Queensland lawyer, defamation laws in Australia have failed to move at a pace consistent with the digitalisation of our world and are giving the internet giants like Google, Facebook and Instagram, a free kick at the expense of traditional media organisations and the thousands of Australians they employ. Travis Schultz, Principal
02 August 2018

Fatigue Management – An Employer Responsibility

It is often assumed that the responsibility of an employer, to take reasonable care to avoid injury to employees, ends at the end of the working day or when they leave work premises. But where fatigue management is concerned, that is not always the case. Fatigue management is a serious issue, especially for staff who