Permanent impairment - Discounting for pre-existing conditions or previous injury

  • Published 17.06.2021

Marks v Secretary, Department of Communities and Justice [2021] NSWSC 306 and [2021] NSWSC 616
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Person who ‘paid’ the compensation not to be taken literally. Subtleties of 151Z

  • Published 17.06.2021

Kelly v Thorn; Monteleone v Thorn (No 8) (NSWSC 2021)
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Employers Liability Newsletter June 2021

  • Published 17.06.2021

Recent Decisions

Aggregation of WPI 
Zdanovits v Officemax Australia Limited (NSWPIC 2021)

Permanent impairment - Discounting for pre-existing conditions or previous injury
Marks v Secretary, Department of Communities and Justice [2021] NSWSC 306 and [2021] NSWSC 61

Aggregation of WPI

  • Published 17.06.2021

Zdanovits v Officemax Australia Limited (NSWPIC 2021)
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Samuel Goldwyn, the Hollywood movie mogul, reputedly once said “A verbal contract isn’t worth the paper it’s written on”*

  • Published 31.05.2021

*Per Rares J TWW Yachts Sarl v The Yacht “Loretta” (No 1) (FCA 2021) at paragraph 1

Key Takeaways

This case looks at whether what was said in a telephone conversation can amount to a binding agreement within the meaning of either the first or second limbs of Masters v Cameron1.

Brief Facts

Claims as a Financial Service – there’s still time left

  • Published 26.05.2021

On 8 April 2021 ASIC published Media Release 21-067, which incorporated the final version of its claims handling and settling service information sheet – INFO 253 (formally is