AI Prompt Library

Personal Injury (VIC) prompts for Australian lawyers

These prompts are designed for Victorian personal injury practitioners handling TAC claims, WorkCover claims, public liability matters under the Wrongs Act, and medical negligence. Copy any prompt, replace placeholders with your matter facts, and run it.

In short

A curated library of 25 AI prompts for Victorian personal injury lawyers. Each prompt is grounded in the Transport Accident Act 1986 (Vic), the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013 (Vic), the Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic), and current Victorian court authority. Use them with Quillio for TAC, WorkCover, and public liability claims.

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Research

Research prompts (5)

Research TAC impairment threshold

Prompt

Research the 30% whole person impairment threshold for a common law claim under section 93 of the Transport Accident Act 1986 (Vic). Cover recent Court of Appeal authority.

Example use: A TAC claimant with a 28% WPI assessment seeking common law damages.

Research TAC serious injury test

Prompt

Research the serious injury test under section 93(4)(d) of the Transport Accident Act 1986 (Vic). Cover the narrative test and current Court of Appeal authority.

Example use: A TAC claimant with a sub-threshold WPI but ongoing chronic pain seeking serious injury certification.

Research WorkCover serious injury test

Prompt

Research the serious injury test under section 335 of the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013 (Vic). Cover the narrative and WPI pathways.

Example use: An injured worker with a 29% WPI seeking serious injury under WIRC.

Research Wrongs Act thresholds

Prompt

Research the significant injury threshold and damages caps under the Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic). Cover sections 28LB–28LZG and current Court of Appeal authority.

Example use: A public liability claim involving a spinal injury from a fall at a retail store.

Research County Court jurisdiction

Prompt

Research the jurisdiction of the County Court of Victoria in personal injury matters. Cover the appropriate forum for TAC, WIRC, and Wrongs Act claims.

Example use: Choosing between County Court and Supreme Court for a TAC common law matter.

Drafting

Drafting prompts (5)

Draft a TAC claim form

Prompt

Draft a TAC claim form. Claimant: [details]. Accident: [details]. Injuries: [details]. Structure per TAC requirements and the lodgement window.

Example use: A TAC claim for a driver injured in a Melbourne multi-vehicle collision.

Draft a WorkCover claim

Prompt

Draft a WorkCover claim form and supporting medical certificate evidence. Worker: [details]. Employer: [details]. Injury: [details]. Structure per WorkSafe requirements.

Example use: A warehouse worker with a manual handling back injury seeking weekly payments.

Draft a statement of claim — TAC common law

Prompt

Draft a statement of claim for a TAC common law matter. Claimant: [details]. Accident: [details]. Injuries: [details]. Plead negligence, causation, and damages.

Example use: A TAC common law claim after a 30% WPI certificate and serious injury certification.

Draft a statement of claim — public liability

Prompt

Draft a statement of claim under the Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic). Plaintiff: [details]. Defendant: [details]. Plead duty, breach, causation, and damages.

Example use: A public liability claim for a spinal injury from a fall at a Melbourne retail store.

Draft a serious injury application

Prompt

Draft a serious injury application under section 93(4) of the Transport Accident Act 1986 (Vic) or section 335 of WIRC. Claimant: [details]. Injuries: [details].

Example use: A serious injury application for a TAC claimant with a sub-30% WPI and significant narrative test evidence.

Review

Review prompts (5)

Review an independent medical report

Prompt

Review this IME report in a TAC or WorkCover matter. Summarise findings on diagnosis, causation, and whole person impairment. Identify points that assist or harm the claim.

Example use: An IME report from a TAC-instructed orthopaedic surgeon in a lumbar spine claim.

Review a WPI assessment

Prompt

Review this whole person impairment assessment under the TAC or WorkCover guidelines. Identify methodology issues and dispute prospects.

Example use: A WPI assessment returning 28% in a TAC claim where the threshold is 30%.

Review a serious injury certificate decision

Prompt

Review this decision on a serious injury application. Identify any error of law and prospects on appeal to the County Court or Supreme Court.

Example use: An unfavourable TAC serious injury decision based on the narrative test.

Review an economic loss calculation

Prompt

Review this economic loss calculation under the Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic). Check the methodology, multiplier, vicissitudes discount, and superannuation component.

Example use: A future economic loss calculation for a 35-year-old tradesperson with permanent restrictions.

Review a settlement offer

Prompt

Review this settlement offer in a Victorian personal injury claim. Compare against each head of damage and the range of likely court outcomes. Recommend a counter.

Example use: A Calderbank offer in a TAC matter ahead of compulsory conference.

Client comms

Client comms prompts (5)

Explain the TAC claims process

Prompt

Draft a plain-English explanation of the TAC claims process from claim lodgement through statutory benefits and common law. Include timing and decision points.

Example use: For a client newly injured in a Melbourne motor accident.

Explain WorkCover entitlements

Prompt

Draft a plain-English letter to a worker explaining Victorian WorkCover entitlements, including weekly payments, medical expenses, and common law thresholds.

Example use: For a worker newly injured at a Melbourne construction site.

Explain serious injury test

Prompt

Draft a plain-English letter explaining the serious injury test under TAC or WIRC, including narrative and WPI pathways.

Example use: For a claimant with a sub-threshold WPI considering a serious injury application.

Explain Wrongs Act caps

Prompt

Draft a plain-English letter to a client explaining the caps and thresholds under the Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic) for a public liability claim.

Example use: For a client worried about the cap on general damages in a fall at a retail store.

Letter on IME attendance

Prompt

Draft a plain-English letter to a client explaining what an independent medical examination involves, how to prepare, and what to expect.

Example use: Before a client attends an IME booked by TAC or WorkSafe.

Strategy

Strategy prompts (5)

Strategy for a TAC serious injury application

Prompt

Develop a strategy for a TAC serious injury application. Claimant: [details]. Identify the strongest narrative and WPI points and evidence requirements.

Example use: A TAC claimant with chronic pain and a 25% WPI assessment.

Strategy for a WorkCover common law claim

Prompt

Develop a strategy for a Victorian WorkCover common law claim. Worker: [details]. Injury: [details]. Identify liability, serious injury, and quantum issues.

Example use: A construction worker claim after serious injury certification is granted.

Strategy for a Wrongs Act public liability claim

Prompt

Develop a strategy for a public liability claim under the Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic). Facts: [details]. Address obvious risks, inherent risks, and the significant injury threshold.

Example use: A slip-and-fall claim at a Melbourne shopping centre with video evidence.

Strategy for a multi-defendant claim

Prompt

Develop a strategy for a Victorian claim involving multiple defendants. Facts: [details]. Consider proportionate liability and contribution claims.

Example use: A workplace injury claim against an occupier, principal contractor, and labour hire company.

Strategy for pre-trial settlement

Prompt

Develop a Victorian personal injury settlement strategy. Offers: [details]. Identify walk-away position, reasonable counter, and pressure points.

Example use: A liability and quantum contested TAC matter listed for a compulsory conference.

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