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Comcare not liable to pay compensation for medical expenses where injury is not in connection with employment

Hewitt and Comcare (Compensation) [2023] AATA 991 Ms Hewitt sought [...]

By Admin|February 14, 2024|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Tribunal finds a fall in the course of employment did not cause or aggravate a rotator cuff injury

Dzajkoska and Comcare (Compensation) [2021] AATA 2035.   Key Points [...]

By Admin|September 7, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Tribunal finds Youth Worker suffered lower back injury while setting up for Karaoke event

FSBS and Australian Capital Territory [2021] AATA 1661.   Key [...]

By Admin|September 7, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Full Federal Court makes finding on late night out for Telstra worker

Dring v Telstra Corporation Limited [2021] FCAFC 50.   Key [...]

By Admin|June 21, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Employee succeeds in claim for netball injury during NAIDOC week

Rye and Comcare [2020] AATA 4963.   Key Points: An [...]

By Admin|February 10, 2021|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Telstra win: Fed Court upholds slip & fall decision

Dring v Telstra Corporation Limited [2020] FCA 699.   Key [...]

By Admin|July 14, 2020|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Tribunal concludes that Telstra didn’t cause heart attack

Faltusz and Telstra Corporation Ltd [2019] AATA 5995.   Key [...]

By Admin|April 17, 2020|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Inconsistent evidence leads Tribunal to uphold denial of liability

Watterson and Visionstream Pty Ltd [2019] AATA 5457.   Key [...]

By Admin|April 16, 2020|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Assessing hearing loss – when is a claim no longer compensable?

Cook and Telstra Corporation Limited [2019] AATA 1511.   Key [...]

By Admin|September 19, 2019|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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Employer liable for Customer Service Officer’s recreational netball injury

Rye and Comcare [2018] AATA 4658.   Key Points: The [...]

By Admin|March 7, 2019|Federal Workers' Compensation|0 Comments
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