Queensland Personal Injury Quantum Database
A structured database of Queensland personal injury court judgments - sort by plaintiff age, injuy, quantum, claim type, and plaintiff outcome. Built from public judgments by Roche Legal for practitioners and prospective claimants.
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| Case | Occupation category | Injury category | Claim type | Age at injury | Damages |
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Sutton v Hunter & Anor
[2022] QCA 208 Appeal
The Court of Appeal allowed the plaintiff's appeal, finding the primary judge erred in concluding she would suffer no diminution in earning capacity after 2025. It substituted an… |
Homemaker | Psychiatric | MAIA | 43 | $543,988 |
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Potter v Gympie Regional Council
[2022] QSC 9 Trial
Claim dismissed. The court found that the earliest date on which a foreseeable risk of psychiatric injury to the plaintiff arose was 14 August 2014, and to the… |
Manager | Psychiatric | WCRA Common Law | 43 | $0 |
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Kate Ann Sutton v Lauren Nicole Hunter
[2021] QSC 249 Damages assessment
Liability was admitted by the CTP insurer and only quantum was in issue. The court assessed the plaintiff's PTSD with an ISV of 13, rejected the plaintiff's forensic… |
Homemaker | Psychiatric, Soft tissue | MAIA | 43 | $314,345 |
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Allen v O'Donnell & Anor
[2021] QSC 63 Trial
Liability was admitted. The court assessed quantum for the plaintiff's extensive physical and psychiatric injuries from a high-speed head-on motor vehicle accident and entered judgment for the plaintiff… |
Manager | Brain / head, Brain, Face +12 | MAIA | ~43 | $2,499,400 |
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Kemp v Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service
[2024] QSC 259 Trial
The plaintiff's claim was dismissed. The court found in favour of the defendant on the critical facts, holding that the alleged inappropriate conduct did not occur, that no… |
Professional | Psychiatric | WCRA Common Law | 44 | $0 |
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Peacock v State of Queensland
[2024] QDC 179 Trial
Judgment for the defendant. The court found QCS was not negligent as there was no foreseeable risk of injury, and in any event the aggravation injury had resolved… |
Community & Personal Service Worker | Lumbar spine | WCRA Common Law | 44 | $0 |
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