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Re YL [2025] NSWSC 75
The Supreme Court authorised treatment of a 7-year-old child with blood products if needed during urgent brain surgery, despite parental refusal on religious grounds.
Segal v Medical Council of NSW [2024] NSWCATOD 139
The Tribunal granted Shaun Segal's application for reinstatement to the medical register, subject to practice and health conditions, finding he has demonstrated sufficient insight and remediation.
FXB [2024] NSWCATGD 14
The Tribunal dismissed an application for consent to a termination of pregnancy, finding FXB was capable of consenting and the presumption of capacity was not rebutted.
Health Care Complaints Commission v Wijetunga [2024] NSWCATOD 25
The Tribunal cancelled Dr Wijetunga's medical registration due to methamphetamine use disorder, criminal convictions, and unsuitability to practice medicine safely.
H v AC [2024] NSWSC 40
The Supreme Court of NSW determined a 17-year-old girl was Gillick competent but ordered continued cancer treatment in her best interests despite her religious refusal.
Amos v AAI Limited t/as GIO [2023] NSWSC 1193
The Supreme Court quashed a Personal Injury Commission decision due to a breach of procedural fairness regarding medical distinctions in a motor accident claim.
Polsen v Harrison (No. 8) [2023] NSWSC 764
Medical negligence claim over bariatric surgery, warnings, and post-operative management dismissed; judgment entered for the defendant.
Health Care Complaints Commission v Gazal [2023] NSWCATOD 92
A medical practitioner is found guilty of professional misconduct and unsatisfactory professional conduct for inappropriate prescribing and record-keeping; he is reprimanded.
Health Care Complaints Commission v Jouda [2023] NSWCATOD 83
The Tribunal disqualified Dr Jouda from medical registration for 12 months and issued a reprimand following findings of professional misconduct and boundary violations.
Clark v Blackstock [2023] NSWDC 60
Default judgment in a medical negligence claim arising from cosmetic breast surgery, with damages assessed at $304,000 for scarring, pain, and psychiatric injury.
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