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ARTICLE · 02 JUNE 2022

TAC compensation after witnessing a road accident - nervous shock claims

The article considers compensation available for nervous shock as a result of witnessing a transport accident.

AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

The traumatic aftermath of the Bourke Street Massacre in Melbourne in 2017, has left many permanently affected for the rest of their lives. According to the TAC, there have been 14 TAC common law claims for those hit by the car, 12 claims for the family members of those who were either killed or injured and 15 claims for those who were the first responders or people intimately involved. In this article, we look at the compensation available for nervous shock as a result of witnessing a road accident.

BACKGROUND

Melbourne CBD. the place we work, the place we admire the Yarra River and the Royal Botanical Gardens and the place we stroll along the bustling restaurants on Southbank. Many will be able to clearly recall the day that shook Melbourne's CBD to its core - 20 January 2017, which later became known as the Bourke Street Massacre.

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