Category Archives for Case Studies
Triathlon Tumble: Compensation Awarded for Injuries caused by a Participant
Have you been injured during a competition or sporting event? If so, according to the new decision of James v USM Events Pty Ltd, the event organisers can be held liable for your injuries. The FactsThe Plaintiff, Dr James, enjoyed participating in triathlons. She had competed in a number of events in the past and was […]
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Gilmour v State of Queensland
In the 2013 District Court Decision of Gilmour v State of Queensland, a young lady was awarded $241,210.19 in damages for injuries she sustained after stepping into a hole on public property. The Plaintiff, Ms Gilmour, was a 39-year-old school teacher at a public school in the Hervey Bay area. She sustained a fracture to […]
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Triathlon Tumble: Compensation Awarded for Injuries Caused by a Participant
Have you been injured during a competition or sporting event? If so, according to the new decision of James v USM Events Pty Ltd, the event organisers can be held liable for your injuries. The FactsThe Plaintiff, Dr James, enjoyed participating in triathlons. She had competed in a number of events in the past and was signed […]
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Is a Party Host Responsible for Their Guests’ Actions?
It was meant to be a night of celebration for Mr and Mrs Ryan as they celebrated the 21st birthday of their son. Hosting a party with ‘a hundred and something . . . young ones’ at their large property, the couple expected a little ruckus. What they were not prepared for, however, was for the […]
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Are you suffering from a psychological injury as a result of a motor vehicle accident?
It’s well-known that motor accidents can cause serious injuries to all parties involved. However, what is not as well-known is the fact that motor vehicle accidents can result in serious psychological injury and harm. Symptoms of Psychological InjuryPsychological injuries are actually a common type of injury for someone to suffer due to a motor vehicle accident. According to […]
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Work Of Fiction?
Court of Appeal dismisses insurer’s argument that trial judge didn’t give weight to Plaintiff’s dodgy tax returns.the situationJack was a 53-year-old tiler. Jack was on his way home after a hard day’s work. Jack was thinking about what to make for dinner as he sat stationary at lights on Mains Road, Sunnybank. Jack sat contemplating a hot lamb […]
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Man vs machine: Snorkeler run over by boat uses GPS to prove his case
Ashley tulleychief commercial officer It is imperative that injured parties source credible and impartial evidence to confirm their story.If photo or video evidence isn’t readily available, think outside the box. Picture this: It’s a perfect, warm day. You take your boat for a drive and then head out to a popular swimming and fishing spot. […]
Continue readingExaggerating won’t get you far in Court
ASHLEY TULLEYCHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER Being in a motor vehicle accident can change a person’s entire life.Accident-related injuries can lead to expensive treatment, painful recovery, and restricted ability to go about day-to-day life.Sometimes, though, an injury can seem much worse to the injured person than it is. People can exaggerate their situation, sometimes without meaning to. […]
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Charter Boat, What Charter Boat?
She was a 22 year old with the world at her feet. He was meant to be in control as the captain of a party boat. Little did they know that their paths would cross in the most horrific of circumstances.the factsOn a beautiful summer’s day in 2009, Nikki Bannister decided to head out for […]
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What you MUST prove before you’ll be compensated for your injuries
Share0 Tweet0 Share0 Ashley TulleyChief Commercial Officer If a person is injured because of another person’s negligence, they can bring a compensation claim for personal injuries. Unfortunately, claimants aren’t automatically given compensation for their injuries. Instead, they must prove why they should be compensated. To do this, a claimant must prove that they suffered loss caused by […]
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