Insurance Law Blog
Aug25
What Evidence Strengthens a Compensation Claim?
The most valuable thing to have on your side as a claimant in a compensation claim, is strong, clear and consistent evidence. Compensation claims are ...
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Jul09
Workers’ Comp and CTP Claims Tips: Anderson v Claytons Towing Service [2026] QSC 26
Workers' Comp and CTP Claims can overlap where a worker is injured in connection with the use of a motor vehicle. This case note examines ...
Mar25
Public Liability Claims Explained: How to Claim and What You’re Entitled To
Key Takeaways Public liability claims cover injuries resulting from a breach of duty of care in places like private properties, public areas, or recreational activities, ...
Jan13
Honesty is the best (insurance) policy
A recent determination by the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) highlights the importance of honesty and transparency when disclosing information to insurers. The case involved ...
Aug09
Successful psychological injury claim (Qld) – worker demoted
In Gairns v Pro Music Pty Ltd [2024] QDC 118, an internal sales supervisor was awarded $300,000 for psychiatric injuries after being demoted and having ...
Jul28
CTP Payout for Knee Injury – Construction Labourer
Ruvuta v Jaderberg & Anor [2024] QDC 107 A Rwandan refugee has been awarded a CTP payout of $124k for injuries suffered when he was ...
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