NSW CTP Update – Two years of the MAI Act
AGENDAThursday 14 November 2019 Registration: 2:45pm FEES(Inclusive of GST) Member: $140 Non-member: $190
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Location
Wesley Conference Centre
RegistrationRegistrations Open: 12th Sep 19 9:00 AM Registrations Close: 13th Nov 19 11:55 PM Places Available: 9
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Overview
Two years after the introduction of the Motor Accidents Injuries Act 2017 (NSW), Andrew Stone SC returns to explore how the Act has been operating, and what can be expected for NSW CTP going forward.
He will cover:
the definition of minor injury;
tax and statutory benefits payments;
who bears the onus at DRS;
no-fault/blameless accidents;
statutory benefits, liability disputes and exceptional costs orders;
pursuing a damages claim; and
what a personal injury tribunal is, and its effects.
This is always a very popular seminar so register ASAP to avoid missing out.
Speaker
Andrew Stone is a Barrister practising from Sir James Martin Chambers. He specialises in personal injury law including motor accident and public liability cases. Andrew is a former National President and NSW Director of the Australian Lawyers Alliance. He is the current NSW President. For over a decade Andrew has appeared before NSW parliamentary inquiries on behalf of the ALA and the NSW Bar Association. He has authored numerous submissions to government opposing the diminution of the rights of the injured. He has written and lectured widely on personal injury law. He is the most frequent complainant to SIRA about the conduct of MAS assessors and insurers within the NSW motor accidents scheme. |
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Andrew Stone SC, Sir James Martin Chambers
Event Details
VENUE
Wesley Conference Centre
220 Pitt Street
Sydney, NSW, 2000
PROGRAM
Thursday 14th November 2019
2:45pm: Registration3:00pm: Seminar commences
5:30pm: Seminar concludes
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FEES
(1.5% surcharge applies for credit card payments)
Member: $140
Non-member: $190
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