St. Patrick’s College Ballarat 1972 – 1973 – A Call For Witnesses
Ryan Carlisle Thomas is working on behalf of a plaintiff in an institutional abuse civil proceeding in the Supreme Court of Victoria. He alleges he
mental injury.
Getting a WorkCover claim for Psychological or stress injury accepted
Getting WorkCover to accept a claim for a psychological injury can be challenging, even as psychological injury claims are spiking as a result of working
Stress related WorkCover claims surge in Victoria
Stress and associated psychological injuries are growing and are likely to spike due to the affects of the pandemic and employment restrictions. In this blog,
TAC payouts for mental injury restricted by tight tests
Harsh amendments to the Transport Accident scheme introduced by the Napthine Liberal Government are still in force, even though condemned at the time by the
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