Alexandra Tedder

Alexandra specialises in personal injury, specifically, compulsory third party claims. She has developed a strong focus on defending complex and fraudulent claims.

Alexandra has experience in a variety of matters including claims involving the National Injury Insurance Scheme Queensland, Workers' Compensation recovery, and disputes concerning liability and indemnity.

She frequently advises on statutory reimbursement disputes and challenges to recovery actions or potential charges on damages brought by Workers Compensation insurers under the Workers' Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 (Qld).

‘Effective litigation demands precision, strategy, and a specialised understanding of the law - principles that underpin my approach to every matter. I focus on anticipating challenges early and delivering client tailored solutions while fostering strong relationships built on trust and collaboration.’

Alexander began her career in personal injury law, working at Queensland’s largest Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurer. In this role she managed a wide range of claims, including complex and catastrophic injuries, gaining valuable insight into the intricacies of insurance litigation and a clear understanding of the expectations of insurers.

A notable career highlight includes her involvement in the Supreme Court trial of Baldock-Davis v Popham [2023] QSC 24, a significant case that highlighted the importance of credibility in personal injury claims and conducting extensive surveillance, investigations and evidentiary analysis.

Alexandra’s ability to build strong, trusted relationships with clients and stakeholders has made her a valued advisor in complex and high value claims. She is known for her pragmatic, client-focused approach, and her ability to deliver results that align with both legal and commercial objectives.