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A nurse's compensation claim

WEBThe NSW Court of Appeal has allowed an appeal brought by Ms. Chopra, a nurse who was assaulted at Blacktown Hospital against an order of the District Court that required her to undergo psychometric testing in the course of her workers compensation …

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What is an Advance Care Directive, and do you need one

WEBAn Advance Care Directive is a legally binding document that enables individuals to express their wishes and decide about their future medical treatment and care. It guides healthcare professionals and loved ones when a person becomes …

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Personal Injury Claim Check

WEBCarroll & O’Dea Lawyers are here to help you and be by your side when it matters. To get us started, our Personal Injury Claim Check Form takes approximately 60 seconds or less to complete. This will assist us in assessing whether you might have a claim and how we …

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A comprehensive guide to lodging a complaint with the HCCC

WEBHealth care is a fundamental aspect of our lives, and when issues arise with the care we receive, it is essential to address them. One effective way to voice your concerns or to address a grievance regarding unsatisfactory health care services in …

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The Gould appeal: irrational yet widely accepted practice

WEBAbstract. This decision saw the NSW Court of Appeal consider the “irrational exception” to the “widely accepted practice” provision in determining breach of the standard of care. South Western Sydney Local Health District v Gould [1] (Gould) saw the NSW …

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Defining What is Reasonable and Necessary

WEBThe concept of what is reasonable and necessary is by no means a new concept and has been in place and applied in various State based compensation schemes for a number or decades. The relevant section of the Act appears in Section 34 which …

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Injuries at work aren’t always physical – explaining psychological

WEBWe're here to help. For general enquiries email or call 1800 059 278. For Business lawyers call +61 (02) 9291 7100 . Workplace injuries aren’t always physical, they can also be psychological and have drastic impacts on your mental health and general …

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“Unreasonable workloads” and psychiatric injury

WEBIn April 2022, a High Court decision marked a significant development in the law about psychiatric injuries and an employer’s duty to take steps to prevent risk of harm.

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The Dos and Don’ts of giving a statement to a workers …

WEBLodging a workers compensation claim can be stressful and it is difficult to know what to say and what not to say. Once you lodge a workers compensation claim, the insurer will commence its investigation into the circumstances of the injury.Part of these …

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The Assessment of Damages in Nervous Shock Claims

WEBHer damages were assessed as follows: Non-economic loss. 35 per cent of a most extreme case $208,000. Past expenses. Medical treatment and travel. Future expenses. Medical treatment and medication. Economic loss. Past wage loss and …

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NSW ‘bullying’ case settles for in excess of $1 million

WEBPublished on October 13, 2016 by Lucinda Gunning. A NSW woman has settled a workplace bullying case for in excess of $1 million in damages and insurances benefits with the case highlighting the extent of personal injury suffered as a result of workplace …

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Workplace bullying or reasonable management action

WEBThe negative effects of workplace bullying, stress and/or harassment on an injured worker can be traumatic, severe and permanent – often resulting in lifelong adverse mental health consequences.

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Parens patriae jurisdiction re-visited

WEBFirst published in the Australian Health Law Bulletin, November 2020. Jesikah Richardson and Bill Madden, “Parens patriae jurisdiction re-visited — Re Kara” (2020) 28(9) HLB 162.. This note reports on a recent decision of the Supreme Court of …

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Claims for Psychological Injury

WEBOf those making a claim for psychological injury, 42% are men and 58% are females. 60% of claims awarded are to those aged 40 and over. The main causes of serious mental health condition claims, which are defined as an injury resulting in 1 or …

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Total Permanent Disablement (TPD) FAQ's

WEBTotal Permanent Disablement (TPD) insurance is a type of life insurance which pays you a specified lump sum in the event you are found to have total and permanent disability as a result of injury or illness. The key words are total and …

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What are Financial Management Orders

WEBFinancial Management Orders are designed to support someone unable to effectively manage their finances due to mental illness, injury, cognitive impairment, age, or other incapacities. These orders are governed by the NSW Trustee and Guardian Act …

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