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        TRILBY MISSO BLOG

        Legislative updates and news.

        De Ja Vu in Disability and Aged Care: How the NDIS and My Aged Care are driving a new wave of injuries

        Early in my career it was common to receive enquiries from nurses, support workers and other residential home carers who had been injured as a result of their work. The injuries were often quite severe – usually involving significant back and shoulder injuries – and would regularly require extensive time off work and treatment. Importantly at that time, these injuries would often stem from what we would consider now to be quite obvious unsafe practices: unsafe manual lifts, one-staff manoeuvres on immobile clients, and very little mechanica...

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        Shannon Brown Recognised in Doyle’s Guide 2025

        Trilby Misso is proud to announce that Associate Shannon Brown has been recognised as a Recommended Lawyer in the 2025 edition of Doyle’s Guide – Leading Plaintiff-Focused Compensation Lawyers, Queensland. (doylesguide.com) This recognition highlights Shannon’s skill, dedication, and unwavering commitment to achieving the best outcomes for clients. Known for her compassion and legal expertise, Shannon has built a reputation for guiding clients through complex and challenging compensation matters with clarity and care. “Shannon’s recog...

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        Impact of new legislation on personal injury cases

        Legislation refers to the body of laws enacted by a governing body, such as the Queensland Parliament. These laws regulate various aspects of society, providing a legal framework for resolving disputes, ensuring justice, and protecting individual rights. Legislation consists of statutes (Acts of Parliament) and subordinate legislation (such as regulations and rules), which outline legal obligations, rights, and processes that must be followed. In the context of personal injury claims, legislation plays a crucial role in defining liability, sett...

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        Notable court rulings

        While personal injury law is often associated with high-profile courtroom battles, the reality is that only a small percentage of cases ever reach trial. Most personal injury claims in Queensland are resolved through pre-court procedures designed to encourage settlement, reduce legal costs, and expedite compensation for injured parties. This article begins with the reasons why so few personal injury matters go to trial and how Queensland’s legal framework promotes early resolution. Pre-Court Procedures in Queensland Personal Injury Claims The...

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        Recent changes in personal injury law

        In recent years, there have been significant changes in personal injury law across Queensland that directly affect how personal injury claims are processed and compensated. These changes impact not only the legal profession but also the clients who suffer from accidents and injuries. If you’ve been injured in an accident, whether at work, on the road, or due to the negligence of others, understanding the latest legislative updates is essential to ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve. This article provides an in-depth look at the ...

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