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‘Following car’ 75% to blame for unsafe overtaking manoeuvre, view of highways

Projectile case not regulated by motor accident legislation

Sarah Hornby brought an application to declare that the MAIA regulated her claim for personal injuries. Read about the case and findings here.
Managing indemnity disputes after Highway Hauliers

Insurer not liable for dishonest conduct in deregistered company

After a financial broker misappropriated his clients' funds, they brought a case against his insurer. Read about the case and findings here.
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Worker awarded >$600k for sexual assault by manager

Read about a case where a worker was awarded over $600K for sexual assault by a manager on a work trip to Sydney. See the ...
‘Following car’ 75% to blame for unsafe overtaking manoeuvre, view of highways

Insurer required to fund rehabilitation despite DNA evidence

Read about a case where an insurer must fund rehabilitation despite DNA evidence suggesting the applicant was at fault in a car accident.
Plaintiff needed expert evidence to prove speed caused collision

On appeal: QSC marine engine repairs decision

Case note: Ireland v B & M Outboard Repairs [2015] QSC 84 Facts The Plaintiff, Colin Ireland, brought a claim for neck and psychiatric injuries from ...
Managing indemnity disputes after Highway Hauliers

Managing indemnity disputes after Highway Hauliers

This was a judgment of the District Court of Western Australia on a preliminary question of law in a personal injury case. Find out more ...
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