In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Renée Reddy and Laurette Rizk discuss the new procedure surrounding settlements with unrepresented Claimants in the Personal Injury Commission.

In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Audrey Egan looks at unregulated costs in claims by minors under the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017, and considers whether this applies only to the Claimant's costs.

In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Laura D'Alessandri explores when a driver of an uninsured vehicle can be denied statutory benefits under the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017, even during the first 26 weeks.

In this week's episode, Homira Haideri and Helen Huang discuss the Personal Injury Commission Rules and in particular, part 4 of the rules, relating to documents.

Division 4.1 – forms and documents

Division 4.2 – amendment of documents

Division 4.4 – service of documents

In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Homira Haideri and Helen Huang discuss what is the Personal Injury Commission, why it was created and what changes it will bring to the Workers Compensation and Compulsory Third Party Insurance Schemes.

Section 3.37 of MAIA provides that an Injured Person is excluded from the statutory benefits scheme when charged or convicted of a serious driving offence that is 'related to the motor accident'. The hot issue is whether the Insurer has to demonstrate a causative link between the serious driving offence and the accident. In this episode, Peter Hunt discusses two DRS decisions which came to opposite conclusions on that question.

In this episode, Andrew Gorman discusses the current position of the evolution of driverless vehicles, the regulatory framework and implications for insurers, and how the pandemic has impacted.

In this episode, Peter Hunt compares and contrasts MAIA's procedural requirements against those imposed by MACA. As a three-Act CTP veteran, Peter even gives the old Motor Accident Act the odd mention.

In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Eden Christopher and Bethany Mahler are back with four more common mistakes in WPI assessments.

In this episode, Peter Hunt takes a walk through coal-face DRS decisions in PAWE disputes and erects some signposts.