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May05
Injuries from vibration or a sudden jolt
In industries that use heavy equipment, claims sometimes arise out of vibratory forces or sudden jolts. Read about some of these types of cases here.
May02
Time for seeking review of workers’ compensation decision restricted
The Industrial Court of QLD has considered the Regulator's power to extend the time for applying for a review of a decision under the WCRA. ...
Apr28
Plaintiff needed expert evidence to prove speed caused collision
Read about how a plaintiff needed expert evidence to prove speed caused a collision. Mr Steven Tinworth was injured when struck by an aquaplaning vehicle.
Apr23
NSWSC finds for employer in step case
NSWSC dismisses a case involving a negligence claim against Woolworths and Counterpoint. Find out more about the case and findings in this article.
Apr22
‘Following car’ 75% to blame for unsafe overtaking manoeuvre
Who is at fault in a rear-end collision in Australia? Each case turns on its facts and the following car is not always wholly responsible. ...
Apr17
Federal changes to workers’ compensation update
The Federal parliament introduced the Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Legislation Amendment Bill 2014 (Cth) (Bill) on 19 March 2014. Find out more.
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