Everybody loves a war story. In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Laura D'Alessandri asks Peter Hunt to describe his most memorable CTP accident from the past and – in a theme which will be revisited frequently in the `When MACA met MAIA" mini-podcast series – how the claim would be handled differently under the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017.

Many single vehicle blameless accident claims, under the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999, have been withdrawn following the Court of Appeal's decision in Whitfield v Melenewycz [2016] NSWCA 235. Yet claims by employees driving work vehicles continue to linger. In this episode of The Proper Lookout Podcast, Laura D'Alessandri discusses her triumph in Galluzzo v JJ Richards [2018] NSWDC 165 and how insurers can use the decision to their advantage.

How can no-fault Claimants be denied Statutory Benefits in a no-fault scheme?

Baby MAIA is now 7 months old and is exhibiting some teething problems. One such problem, which is causing MAIA's carers to reach for the pacifier, is how the no-fault provisions apply in a statutory benefits scheme where the injured person is not required to demonstrate fault.