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Our client was a 65-year-old woman who was a pedestrian involved in a motor vehicle accident. She sustained significant injuries, including a traumatic brain injury, and continued to suffer from substantial disabilities and restrictions.
Our client’s injuries were accepted by the CTP insurer as being serious enough to have caused over 10% disability. As such, we were able to achieve an award for compensation for our client’s pain and suffering.
Our client had worked as a nurse for many years, but following some issues with her knee, she had not worked for a period of time prior to the motor vehicle accident. The CTP insurer argued that they did not have to pay compensation for her loss of income after the accident, due to her earlier time out of work for her knee injury.
However, Mr Kolokossian used his investigative skills to collate evidence that our client would have returned to work 6 to 12 months after the accident after she had undergone a knee replacement. As a result, the client was awarded some compensation for her inability to return to work.
Our client received an excellent sum to the total of almost $500,000 as a result of Gerard Malouf and Partners’ efforts to find the evidence needed to support our client’s claim.
Pedestrians can sustain injuries in a number of ways, including hit and run incidents or being struck whilst crossing the road. If you’ve been injured in a motor vehicle accident, you’ll be glad to know that victims have the opportunity to receive compensation as part of the motor accidents compensation scheme.
The scheme is designed to provide compensation for anyone injured in a motor vehicle accident, including pedestrians. Here, individuals are entitled to the same level of personal injury compensation as drivers or passengers. This includes:
Even if a person is partly at fault, they may still be entitled to the aforementioned payments
In the ACT, a claim is made up of three stages:
Under the Motor Accident Insurance Commission CTP Scheme, the injured party must be able to establish the insured driver acted negligently.
In addition to establishing negligence, for an injured party to bring a claim to court, they must have:
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