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Tina Veivers is the director of the firm and a lawyer with 20 years’ experience managing compensation claims on behalf of plaintiffs. She is committed to providing her clients with a personalised experience, ensuring they feel informed, included, and respected throughout the claims process. Tina’s approach is focused on clear communication and support, recognising the emotional and practical challenges that compensation claims can present. Early in her career, Tina gained valuable insight by representing defendant insurance companies, equipping her with a detailed understanding of their practices and strategies. This experience enhances her effectiveness in advocating for plaintiffs. Tina is a dedicated advocate for her clients, striving to maximise the compensation they receive. She often adjusts her fees to ensure clients obtain the greatest possible share of any settlement, reflecting her belief in prioritising client outcomes over standard industry practices. As a mother of two children, Tina appreciates the broader impact that incidents, such as road or workplace accidents, can have on a family. This personal perspective informs her compassionate and thorough approach to legal representation. In 2013, Tina achieved Queensland Law Society accreditation in compensation law, a recognition of her expertise in this field. While highly knowledgeable, she remains approachable and straightforward, avoiding unnecessary legal jargon so clients clearly understand their cases and the process. Outside of work, Tina enjoys spending time with her family and relaxing at the beach.
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Managing Director/Accredited Specialist Lawyer
South East Injury Lawyers
Jul 2019 - Present • 7 years 4 months

Special Counsel
East Coast Injury Lawyers
Apr 2014 - Jul 2019 • 5 years 3 months

Associate
The Personal Injury Lawyers
Apr 2005 - Apr 2014 • 9 years

Bachelor of Arts and Law
QUT (Queensland University of Technology)
1997 - 2003
Last checked: 19 Jun 2025 • Checked with Queensland Law Society