Queensland Personal Injury Quantum Database
A structured database of Queensland personal injury court judgments. Search and filter by claim type, court, body region, plaintiff age, occupation, and outcome. Built from public judgments by Roche Legal for practitioners and prospective claimants.
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Ritchie James Edward Lowe v Greenmountain Food Processing Pty Ltd
[2024] QDC 204 Trial
The plaintiff's common law claim against his former employer for a partial finger amputation sustained on a bandsaw was dismissed. The court found the plaintiff failed to prove⦠|
Labourer | Hand / wrist, Right hand | WCRA Common Law | 23 | $0 |
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Gilmour v Blue Care
[2024] QDC 189 Trial
Judgment for the plaintiff against Blue Care in the sum of $239,272.98. The court found Blue Care breached its duty of care by failing to conduct a risk⦠|
Community & Personal Service Worker | Psychiatric | WCRA Common Law | 22 | $239,273 |
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Ruvuta v Jaderberg & Anor
[2024] QDC 107 Trial
The court found that the plaintiff suffered a right meniscal tear in the car accident, later aggravated (but not newly caused) at a social soccer game. Liability was⦠|
Student | Knee / lower leg, Right knee, Right hip +3 | MAIA | 21 | $124,457 |
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Sawyer v Steeplechase Pty Ltd
[2024] QSC 142 Trial
Judgment for the plaintiff against the second defendant (his employer) for $781,082.09. The claims against the first defendant (principal contractor) and third defendant were dismissed, the court finding⦠|
Technician / Trade Worker | Lumbar / thoracic spine, Lumbar spine, Psychiatric | WCRA Common Law | 26 | $781,082 |
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Eden v Jamieson & Anor
[2023] QSC 240 Trial
The court found the driver negligent for failing to keep a proper lookout and to steer clear, and held the second defendant (CTP insurer) had not discharged the⦠|
Technician / Trade Worker | Shoulder, Left shoulder, Right shoulder +4 | MAIA | 28 | $987,655 |
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CCIG Investments Pty Ltd v Schokman
[2023] HCA 21 Appeal
High Court unanimously allowed the employer's appeal, holding that the co-worker's drunken act of urinating on the plaintiff was not committed in the course or scope of employment.β¦ |
Manager | Psychiatric | WCRA Common Law | 25 | $0 |
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