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Inquest Into The Death Of Simon Gaskill: Systemic Gaps In Discharge Planning For Patients Experiencing Homelessness
A coronial inquest into the death of Simon Gaskill reveals critical failures in hospital discharge planning for homeless patients with complex health needs. The case examines how standard discharge procedures failed to account for the practical realities of homelessness, leaving a vulnerable patient without meaningful access to follow-up care.
Australia Insurance
M
McCabes
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Broker Negligence, Hypothetical Cover And Section 54
The Victorian Supreme Court has clarified the burden of proof in broker negligence claims, establishing that insureds must demonstrate a hypothetical insurance policy would have responded to their loss. This landmark decision examines the interplay between causation requirements, section 54 of the Insurance Contracts Act, alteration of use clauses, and broker renewal obligations in the context of a major warehouse fire claim.
Australia Insurance
GC
Gilchrist Connell
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Inquest Into The Death Of Simon Gaskill: Systemic Gaps In Discharge Planning For Patients Experiencing Homelessness
A coronial inquest into the death of Simon Gaskill reveals critical failures in hospital discharge planning for homeless patients with complex health needs. The case examines how standard discharge procedures failed to account for the practical realities of homelessness, leaving a vulnerable patient without meaningful access to follow-up care.
Australia Insurance
M
McCabes
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Go Ahead, Disprove My Case! – Section 52 Of The Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic), Hypothetical Counterfactuals And The Onus Of Proof
The Supreme Court of Victoria has confirmed that where a defendant, in cases brought under section 52 of the Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic), raises a hypothetical counterfactual on the question of causation, the onus is on the plaintiff to prove every element of its own case, including proving that hypothetical counterfactual ought not be accepted.
Australia Insurance
K
Kennedys
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