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TAC incident in which the plaintiff (Mr Moore) alleged that he was struck by a bus driven by the defendant (Mr Goldhagen) and sustained physical and psychological injuries. The plaintiff made a claim for pain and suffering and economic loss.

The Supreme Court of Victoria recently dismissed an application from a Victoria Police sergeant for leave to appeal a decision concerning the unlawful use of pepper spray and other physical force.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales Court of Appeal has recently handed down its ruling in the case of State of NSW v Madden, with a number of key issues determined upon.

Recently the County Court examined whether a young adult can be found to be suffering from a “severe” psychiatric injury when, as an 8 year old child, he was exposed to the immediate aftermath of a transport accident in which his older ‘father figure’ brother was killed.

In this short video, Jacinta Richards explains TPD insurance cover and where it may be applicable to your injury situation.

Despite objections and in the face of recommendations published by an independent enquiry, the State Government passed the Workplace Injury Rehabilitation and Compensation Amendment Act 2024 on Wednesday 13 March 2024.

The Supreme Court of Victoria Court of Appeal has recently passed down its judgement in the case of Connelly v Transport Accident Commission [2024] VSCA 20.

In this short video, Lisa Paul provides background on the WorkCover claims process and sets out what you may be entitled to claim.

In this short video, Danielle Meyer unpacks the TAC claim process and sets out what your possible entitlements are if injured on the road.