Recent case demonstrates that well established principles of medical negligence apply even in novel or unusual circumstances.

An arbitration process has been established to assist in the expeditious resolution of WorkCover disputes in Victoria.

How should the law respond to constraints on the health system when making a decision about whether a there has been negligence?

This decision, Becka v Tuppen, is helpful to both legal practitioners and people affected in multi car collisions.

A WorkCover independent medical examiner is organised by Workcover to address specific queries about your injury claim.

Discussion about some of the primary reasons a workers compensation claim may be rejected.

Looks at compensation options for people injured in circumstances of family violence.

Understanding a personal injury compensation claim is difficult enough without having to learn legal jargon.

It's time for Victorian personal injury compensation laws to change to facilitate justice for grieving families.

Dependent of worker who dies as a result of a work-related injury may be entitled to make a WorkCover death benefit claim.

A genuine dispute certificate must be issued before a Workcover dispute can be referred to the Magistrates Court.

Discusses eligibility to claim Workcover & TAC. Can you claim both at the same time? Case review.

The establishment of WCIRS & Arbitration Service means that there are more options available for unresolved WorkCover disputes.

How Australian courts have assessed claims for compensation for injuries from falling trees and branches.

What happens if you suffer a moderate to a significant reaction that requires treatment?

The TAC (Transport Accident Commission) is the insurer for all Victorian motor vehicle accident compensation claims.