Messy claim unearths gems for future air passenger injury arguments

•January 10, 2013
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Walker-Eyre v Emirates [2012] QDC 364

The District Court last week ruled that Queensland’s Personal Injuries Proceedings Act pre-court requirements do not apply to international air carriage claims because the relevant federal legislation “otherwise provides…a detailed basis of the liability of the carrier”.

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Reproduced with the permission of Carter Capner Law.

 

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    Broadly, my practice consists of Personal Injuries and associated areas of Occupational Health and Safety and General Protection Actions. Apart from this collective, I practice in Mental Health Law. I use a Restorative Justice Practice model as a tool for alternative dispute resolution, including mediations.