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Oct04
Where ‘own occupation’ not defined in income protection insurance policy
Insureds must demonstrate an ongoing incapacity for their own or any occupation in income protection insurance policy. Here we consider the thresholds consumers must meet.
Sep12
Your Duty to Cooperate with your Insurer
Insureds have a duty to cooperate with their insurer in relation to a claim. But what does the duty involve and when should you seek ...
Aug01
Fraudulent insurance claims in Australia
There are serious consequences for insurance fraud in Australia. Here we explore examples of insurance fraud and what may be considered "fraud". Read more.
Jul25
The Insured’s Duty of Disclosure
If an insurer challenges a claim based upon an insured's breach of its duty of disclosure, it is important to assess that disclosure from the ...
Jul13
Liability for labour hire worker transferred pro hac vice to host employer
Parkes v Mt Owen Pty Ltd & Anor [2022] NSWSC 909 The Plaintiff (Mr Parkes) claimed damages for work related injuries suffered at the Glendale ...
Jul04
How to make an insurance claim
A simple explanation of insurance and what to expect when you submit an insurance claim to your insurer. Read more.
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