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Employer negligence claim over a steel-beam crush injury succeeded. The Court found a breach of duty, no contributory negligence, and awarded $1,030,742.67.
The plaintiff succeeded in a work injury damages claim after a lift malfunction caused jarring injuries. Damages were assessed at $871,284, with judgment for $315,438.30 after set-off.
The court awarded Mr Warren $1,708,309 in damages after an intentional assault caused a serious brain injury and lasting impairments.
Liability was admitted after a council railing gave way, and the District Court assessed damages for a plumber’s injuries, including pain, earning capacity and care.
Major v Sutherland Shire Council [2014] NSWDC 129
The court assessed damages after the council admitted liability for a defective railing that caused the plaintiff’s fall, awarding $278,392 plus costs.
Gaffney v Ward [2014] NSWDC 20
The court awarded Meagan Gaffney damages after a motor accident caused nervous shock from learning her children were injured, ending her singing career and reducing her earning capacity.
Ryan & another v A F Concrete Pumping Pty Ltd & another [2013] NSWSC 113
A worker was injured by concrete ejected from an unsecured hose. The court found AF Concrete negligent, rejected claims against C & J, and awarded damages plus reimbursement to the insurer.
Matthews v Dent & Anor [2010] NSWDC 68
A District Court personal injury award after a motor vehicle collision, with damages assessed at $715,687 for physical and psychological injuries, lost earning capacity, domestic help, and treatment.
Morris v Karunaratne [2009] NSWDC 346
The District Court held deceit was not available on the pleaded marriage facts, but found several batteries proved against the first defendant and awarded $197,500.
Luke v Workers Compensation Nominal Insurer [2009] NSWSC 930
The NSW Supreme Court refused an interlocutory declaration about damages for funds management costs, holding the issue should be left for trial.
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