In this episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Eden Christopher and Bethany Mahler take a look at some of the common mistakes in WPI assessments.

In this special edition of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Peter Hunt discusses innovation in legal process automation with Minwoo Yim of Checkbox. Peter and Min worked together, along with McCabe Curwood's Knowledge and Statutory Insurance Teams, to build the McCabe Curwood Motor Accident Xplorer (MC Max), which earned McCabe Curwood a #7 ranking on the AFR Boss Most Innovative Professional Services Companies list for 2020.

In this week's episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Eden Christopher and Michael Li will look at whether a driveway of a service station, a carpark or a beach is considered a road or road related area for the purposes of either MACA or MAIA.

To celebrate our collective ton, Renée Reddy, Vid Dragomirovic and Peter Hunt discuss some of their favourite episodes from the extensive back catalogue of the Proper Lookout Podcast.

We carry on our recent trend of reviewing case law about jurisdictional errors with a podcast focusing on what constitutes 'adequate reasons' in a CARS award. Eden Christopher and Laurette Rizk take a look at the competing obligations placed on CARS Assessors to be 'brief' whilst also explaining their reasons.

In this week's episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Eden Christopher and Michael Li will look at the three cases of Zerella Holdings, McBain, and Ryan v Nominal Defendant to explore when a road is considered a road or road-related area for the purposes of the Road Transport Act 2013.

In this week's episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Daniel Nastevski and Michael Li look at whether a claimant can be awarded legal costs in DRS disputes in excess of those fixed in the Regulations.

In a product of its times, this episode takes the Proper Lookout Podcast in an expected direction as Peter Hunt addresses CTP in the age of Coronavirus through poetry; with sincere apologies to Rudyard Kipling.

Whether assessing contributory negligence at Common Law or assessing whether an applicant for Statutory Benefits is mostly at fault, the concept of relative culpability lies at the heart of the exercise. In this episode, Peter Hunt takes us through the theory.

In this weeks episode of the Proper Lookout Podcast, Rihab Abdul-Rahman and Eden Christopher review instances where the denial of a parties' cross-examination of a witness has constituted a jurisdictional error.