What happens if an autonomous vehicle thinks a tree blowing in the wind is a pedestrian about to run across the road? How might the autonomous vehicle behave when it perceives this "danger"? In this episode, Peter Hunt interviews Associate Professor Joseph Suttie about the AI used in autonomous vehicles.

The Motor Accident and Workers Compensation Amendment Act 2022 made some amendment to the calculation of weekly benefits under MAIA. In this episode, Julia Douglas-Oliveira and Raissa Galang discuss the changes.

In this episode, Raissa Galang and Julia Douglas-Oliveira discuss how the Motor Accident and Workers Compensation Amendment Act 2022 amended the "no-fault" provisions in Part 5 of MAIA.

The Personal Injury Commission can not be exercising the judicial power of the Commonwealth if it does not exercise judicial power at all. In this episode, Peter Hunt discusses recent Court decisions which discuss whether the PIC's functions are administrative or judicial.

In this episode, ​​​Peter Hunt discusses the Motor Accident Injuries Amendment Bill 2022 which has passed both Houses of the NSW State Parliament.

In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Peter Hunt explains the decision and outlines the implications of federal jurisdiction within the meaning of Div 3.2 of the Personal Injury Commission Act 2021.

In this episode, Helen Huang and Katherine Teague discuss the ways available for parties to seek to vacate an Assessment Conference in the Personal Injury Commission, particularly during a Pandemic.

In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Peter Hunt summarises his thinking on what types of CTP claims involve an exercise of federal jurisdiction.

Pursuant to Part 3.2 of the Personal Injury Commission Act 2020, the Personal Injury Commission has no power to exercise federal jurisdiction. In this episode, Peter Hunt discusses the District Court decision in Ritchie v The Nominal Defendant which examines whether a dispute between a resident of Queensland and the NSW Nominal Defendant involves an exercise of federal jurisdiction.

In this episode, Helen Huang and Katherine Teague discuss the implications of the Claimant not seeking internal review of the Insurer's permanent impairment determination and how to progress the matter without any further delays under the Motor Accidents Injuries Act.