

Independent specialist disputes advice & expertise.
IDP Lawyers acts for Victorian government agencies in personal injury, compensation and insurance litigation, bringing deep sector knowledge, commercial judgement and experienced representation.
Built for Government
IDP Lawyers was founded with a clear purpose: to provide specialist legal services to government.
We began with WorkSafe Victoria and have grown from that foundation, bringing decades of experience in personal injury, compensation and litigation to government departments and agencies across Victoria.
Government is not simply one part of our practice. It has shaped our people, our systems and the way we work — with a strong focus on accountability, value for money and practical outcomes.

A specialist practice, built around people who understand government.
Good people make a good firm.
We work hard, share what we know, help each other out and keep things straightforward. It makes IDP a good place to work — and a good firm to work with.
Graduates
Start your legal career with hands-on experience, structured training and support from people who will take the time to teach you.
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Build on your experience with interesting matters, sophisticated government clients and opportunities to grow.
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Join the teams that keep IDP running well, with varied work, real responsibility and plenty of opportunity to contribute.
Find out moreWhat’s happening at IDP — and in personal injury law.

IDP expands its government practice with TAC work
IDP Lawyers has commenced working with the Transport Accident Commission, an important addition to the firm's growing portfolio of defendant personal injury work.
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When a Medical Panel overlooks the evidence: lessons from Fulton Hogan v Morley
The Supreme Court of Victoria has quashed a Medical Panel opinion after finding that the Panel failed to genuinely consider evidence of a potentially significant non-work-related cause of a worker’s spinal condition.
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Worker or independent contractor? Supreme Court clarifies the distinction in Hussain
The Supreme Court of Victoria has clarified the distinction between workers and independent contractors under the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 2013 (Vic).
Read MoreWorking with Victorian Government.
We act for Victorian Government departments, agencies and statutory bodies. To discuss our capabilities, panel arrangements or a potential instruction, please get in touch with our team.
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