The parties also agreed to property orders to the effect that they each keep the property in their respective possession, but they could not agree to orders regarding a 16-year-old dog, “C”.
A primary barrier to “nervous shock” claims being pursued is proving that the psychological harm has extended beyond mere grief and has given rise to a recognised psychiatric disorder.
Who can give informed consent for the use of a restrictive practice for a person in aged care who lacks the capacity to give their consent can be difficult to navigate.
Transcription and telephony tools reach the most sensitive material a practice holds. Choosing one without due diligence invites negligence claims and disciplinary risk.
The AI-powered litigation assistant generated the client’s pre-action correspondence, issued the claim, produced the documents, prepared the witness statements, then briefed a human barrister.
Both proceedings were brought against a registered NDIS provider, which provides services to people with disability, including supported accommodation.