Category: Injury Compensation Law

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Can Witnesses Make a Claim for Compensation?
POSTED: 11 May 2021
Injury Compensation Law
If you have witnessed a motor vehicle accident, you may be able to make a claim for compensation. In a recent case, a witness who “heard” but did not “see” an accident, was successful in claiming compensation for the psychological injuries she suffered as a result of witnessing the accident.
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Domestic Violence and Working From Home – What Does It Mean Now?
POSTED: 13 Apr 2021
Injury Compensation Law
The deceased and her de-facto partner were employed by a family company, which carried on its business of financial advising from the family home in NSW. The deceased was a victim of domestic violence because of the de-facto partner’s paranoid delusions that she was trying to take his clients and...
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Medicinal Marijuana Paid for by the Insurer – Is It Possible?
POSTED: 26 Feb 2021
Injury Compensation Law
Since the Federal Government first loosened Australia’s medicinal cannabis laws in 2016, Australia’s state governments have been quick to follow suit. In New South Wales, the Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Regulations were amended in 2016 and 2019, giving certain doctors wider powers to prescribe medicinal cannabis under certain conditions.
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Love, Lies and Litigation
POSTED: 03 Feb 2021
Injury Compensation Law
Best v Rosamond [2020] NSWCA 90
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Workplace skylarking…no fun for employers
POSTED: 10 Dec 2020
Injury Compensation Law
In a recent case in the NSW District Court, the worker was the victim of a workplace “bear hug” by a supervisor on the worksite. The supervisor came up behind the worker and put him in what was described as “sort of” a “bear hug”.
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Claim Against Police Officer
POSTED: 03 Dec 2020
Injury Compensation Law
A common question asked of lawyers, other than can you defend someone if they tell you they are guilty of a crime, is what is the extent of Police powers particularly in relation to arrest. A recent decision of the NSW Court of Appeal found that in the circumstances of...
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Make Sure you do your Research Before Undergoing Any Cosmetic Surgery
POSTED: 26 Nov 2020
Injury Compensation Law
Let’s be honest, almost every woman would like to change something about her appearance – and why not! We should all be entitled to be happy in our own skin, right? However, it appears that many are not doing their research before they consider undergoing surgery.
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Sex Therapy Is “Reasonable and Necessary”, Says the Federal Court
POSTED: 23 Nov 2020
Injury Compensation Law
Whilst it may appear unexpected, the Federal Court has determined that sex therapy can be considered a “reasonable and necessary support” under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), potentially opening the door to a flood of similar requests.
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The Law Bites Back
POSTED: 04 Nov 2020
Injury Compensation Law
The Supreme Court recently determined a case, in which a five-year-old boy was mauled by two German Shepherds whilst playing in the backyard of a friend’s home. The proceedings were brought under the Companion Animals Act 1998 (NSW), which can hold dog owners liable for injury to a person, or...
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Moore v Scenic Tours
POSTED: 08 Oct 2020
Injury Compensation Law
Mr Moore and his wife booked an “all inclusive”, “once in a lifetime” luxury river cruise on the Scenic Jewell, through Scenic Tours Pty Ltd (“Scenic”). Mr Moore and his wife booked the cruise as they wanted to see different parts of Europe without the need to pack and unpack...
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