Injury Compensation

An annual must-attend. Dust diseases are deadly and are everywhere. Obtain a comprehensive roundup of everything new and important in dust diseases, covering both medical and legal updates on the current state of play of claims involving asbestosis, silicosis and mesothelioma and also listen to a case review of Sullivan and Gordon Damages. WEB243N07Z

Maximise your final opportunity to accumulate CPD points for the year by attending a session led by a panel of experts. They will provide you with the essential knowledge and skills required to enhance your professional expertise. This program includes 11 carefully selected topics that address key aspects of the legal landscape in 2024. In just one information-packed day, you can gain all the CPD points you need and reinforce your practice. 243Q28

You wanted a timely and practical workers compensation and motor accident conference analysing the latest issues and we’ve delivered. Hear from the Personal Injury Commission and the Independent Review Officer about recent developments as well as pick up practical guidance on technical legal issues to take away and enhance your workers compensation and motor accidents practice. 243N39

Through May & June, these 6 webinars cover a broad range of issues designed to keep you up to date with the hottest medico-legal issues, regulatory & commercial developments you, as a senior health decision maker or legal advisor need to understand. Choose to register for all 6 or just the ones that most interest you. The webinars will cover women’s health issues, risk in patient discharge & the problems with delayed diagnosis to regulatory updates, AI in healthcare & understanding defamation. WEB245N08

The findings of the Victorian Governments’ Listening to Women’s Voices report include 30 percent of more than the 1700 participants said conditions such endometriosis, menopause and chronic pain led to poor mental health, four in 10 Victorian women live with chronic pain, one in three have health conditions that affect their ability to work and keep a job. WEB248N08A

Hospital discharge can be a high risk, time-dependent point in the patient journey. Join our legal and medical subject matter experts as they explore the issues and focus on real life incidences and cases to highlight the risks and approach of the Court. WEB245N08B

For healthcare organisations that provide, procure or use AI technologies, or those wanting to do so in the future, that could be considered high-risk, this webinar provides you with information on the regulatory developments to ensure they comply with current and potential future laws and regulations. WEB245N08C

Update your knowledge and understanding of the current approach of AHPRA and the Medical Board combined with an analysis of coronial referrals to the regulator. WEB246N08D

Avant medical malpractice claims data indicates that 1 in 5 claims are primarily about diagnosis. 75% of those claims related to missed or delayed diagnosis. These events may not necessarily be as the result of an error made by the health practitioner, however, the ongoing patient care and management may become the responsibility of the medical professional. Explore the elements of a successful claim and the damages that can potentially be claimed. WEB246N08E

A health check for health care practitioners regarding your rights when subjected to criticism online, to the regulator or elsewhere. You will gain knowledge of what is defamation, how the laws may or may not assist you to prevent the criticism plus other forms of relief, what evidence is required to succeed and how much money might be awarded. WEB246N08F

Benefit from the unique expertise of 4 of the leading practitioners in public liability law. In just one afternoon, you will gain a detailed review and analysis of current legislation and case law that applies to public liability in Queensland including establishing liability under the Civil Liability Act 2003, challenging liability claims and a comprehensive guide to assessing damages and ensure the best possible financial result for your client. WEB245Q01

With worries about not having enough participant funds and the expected annual funding exceeding $125 billion by 2034, it's important to plan strategically. Review the impact of the final report from the Royal Commission on Violence, Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation of People with Disability. Make sure you comply with regulations and understand the powers of the NDIS Commission. Be across the issues and conflicts involved with disability, capacity, & supported decision-making. 246N18

Everything about costs is changing in 2025. Now is the time to get your head around the changes and understand what you need to do before the changes are here so that you and your practice can comply with the new costing regime. With significant changes to recovery of party/party costs and solicitor/client costs, this webinar will provide you with invaluable guidance on what to expect and how to plan for the changes. WEB247V01

Do you find liaising with the NDIS, lengthy, time consuming and frustrating? Then this quick program will clear the way forward. Examine the process regarding preliminary and final notices, the Compensation Reduction Amount as well gain guidance on the application of the special circumstances discretion. WEB249N09

This is your go-to seminar on damages in personal injury claims. Offering 3 up to the minute presentations by industry experts who will dissect a key area related to maximising the outcome of a personal injury claim. Explore the assessment of damages where the claimant is a child and delve into the various aspects of quantifying economic loss of a self-employed plaintiff. 248N10

Dust disease claims is a constantly evolving area of personal injury law, join us in September for a consideration of the health risks of tunnelling work and the recent increase of claims that have occurred recently, keep up to date on recent decisions in Australia and overseas, then join us to explore the vexed question of capacity when the claimant is elderly and you have concerns about their capacity to provide instructions. 249N13

Embrace this opportunity to obtain guidance on some of the key legal and practice issues facing personal injury lawyers with a work injury claims practice. If you are looking to skill up or just want to refresh and update your knowledge base, then this is for you. You will delve into the legislation, current issues and then uncover the practical how to of running a common law work injury case from start to finish with plaintiff and defendant perspectives. WEB248Q03

With a focus on both the law and the all-important practical aspects of making a TPD claim, explore the key issues with the assistance of case studies, case law and hypotheticals. Be updated on the ever-developing issues of non-disclosure and misrepresentation, Section 54 and superannuation, date of disablement Issues as well as examine the facts and takeaways of AFCA decision over the past 12 months. WEB249Q01

The Workers Compensation and Injury Management Act 2023 which comes into effect on 1 July 2024 is a complete rewrite of the current Act to make it very clear who it applies to, when decisions will be made, what entitlements are available, and how and when claims will be closed - by recovery, return to work or settlement. By September, there should be some clarity on the way it operates as well as an awareness of teething problems. 249W01

Step into the world of cutting-edge medical law and tackle the hottest medical negligence issues. Explore topics including when a health practitioner’s behaviour constitutes professional misconduct, the impact of the Dean v Pope case on negligence claims and the latest updates in cosmetic surgery practices. Gain insight into the legal and ethical complexities surrounding AI and robotic-assisted medical practices, from data interpretation errors to liability in robotic surgeries. WEB2411N22