Jennifer Casperson

Court of Appeal considers significant new evidence when adjourning proceedings pursuant to s 111 of the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999

Court of Appeal confirms current case law as to defects

Inattention of running pedestrian sole cause of accident

Court relaxes the extent of a supervising driver's duty of care to a learner driver

Court confirms current case law dealing with "defects" pursuant to s 3 of the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999

Court finds referred pain from a neck injury to the shoulders is an injury which can be assessed at MAS.

To issue or not to issue? Circumstances when the Supreme Court will not grant relief in the form of certiorari

Court narrows the scope of s 62(1)(a) of the Motor Accidents Compensation Act (1999) additional relevant information

Court considers circumstances giving rise to an incident for the purposes of s 3 of the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 - Galea v Bagtrans Pty Ltd [2010] NSWCA 350

Procedural fairness a relevant consideration for a claims assessor when making a determination to refer a matter back to MAS.

Rescuers Limited In Capacity To Recover Damages For Pure Mental Harm

Does The Discretion In “Markus v Provincial Insurance Company Limited” (1983) 25 NSWCCR1 Still Exist And If So, Is It Consistent With The "Cards On The Table" Approach To Litigation?

Exercise Of Apportionment Between Tortfeasors And Determination Of Contributory Negligence When There Is A Failure To Slow Down.