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Can you get compensation, even if you are 90 years old?

Henry Carus | 15/08/2016

The Victorian Supreme Court in Anthony Roy Scott v Ross Howard Wanklyn [2016] VSC 382 has just said yes. It […]

FACEBOOK AND HOW IT CAN EFFECT YOUR CLAIM

Henry Carus | 14/08/2016

As an injured person you can expect every aspect of your private life to be poked and prodded. Once you […]

Meet Graham – The TAC Person Who Can Survive Our Dangerous Roads

Henry Carus | 12/08/2016

Is a new advertising campaign being launched by the TAC to highlight the vulnerability of us humans to injury in […]

Lodging a WorkCover Benefits Claim in Victoria

Henry Carus | 28/07/2016

No one wants to get injured at work, but unfortunately accidents do happen from time to time. If you are […]

Proving You Have No Capacity to Work for Extended Benefits

Henry Carus | 28/07/2016

If you are an injured worker in Victoria you will only continue receiving weekly payments of compensation after 130 weeks […]

What If I Am Told By My Lawyer That I Have To Make A Tac Serious Injury Application Under The Tac Protocols?

Henry Carus | 27/07/2016

The TAC has recently amended its Serious Injury Protocols. The Protocols have been created in conjunction with a number of […]

An example where an injured cyclist was not covered by the TAC – Wilson v Transport Accident Commission [2016] VCAT 1063

Henry Carus | 14/07/2016

Deputy President Lambrick recently handed down the decision in Wilson v Transport Accident Commission [2016] VCAT 1063. The case explored […]

It may not be too late for you to bring a compensation claim – Anderson v TAC [2016] VCC 895

Dino Beslagic | 14/07/2016

On 15 June 2016 Judge Dean granted an extension of time to a transport accident victim to seek compensation for […]

work allowances for serious injury certficates

How Work Allowances should be addressed for a Serious injury Certificate for Economic Loss

Henry Carus | 10/07/2016

Nicholson v VWA, decided 24 June 2016 The WorkCover system can be complicated, especially seeking access to common law compensation. […]

motorists have the duty of care to others

Testing the limits of drivers’ duty of care

Michael Constable | 10/07/2016

Most people have some idea of what the phrase ‘duty of care’ means. In the world of the TAC, motorists […]

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