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May22
How to Detect Fraud in Personal Injury Claims
Insurance fraud has been estimated to account for about 10% of general insurance costs in Australia ($2B annually). This doesn’t take into account undetected fraud. Some people ...
Sep29
Parties review claims as Qld changes workers’ compensation laws
Read about Queensland's changes to workers compensations laws and who the bill amendments affect. For more advice and information, please get in touch.
Sep20
Tip truck tray injury not caused by host employer negligence
Read about a case where a tip truck tray injury was not caused by the host employers negligence. See the details, facts and judgements here.
Jul16
Responding to a request for a Compulsory Conference
So, you’ve been involved in a matter for some time now, and another party calls a conference. What do you do? Read our list of ...
Jul02
‘Actively Participating’ in a Compulsory Conference
Parties to a Qld personal injury claim must actively participate in a Compulsory Conference in a genuine attempt to resolve a claim before Court proceedings ...
May28
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.