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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| Case | Occupation category | Injury category | Claim type | Age at injury | Damages |
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Frazer v State of Queensland
[2026] QSC 82 Trial
Although the court assessed the plaintiff's damages at $678,307.30, it found the State did not breach its duty of care and that causation was not established. Judgment was⦠|
Professional | Psychiatric | WCRA Common Law | ~55 | $0 |
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Forostenko v Springfree Trampoline Australia Pty Ltd
[2024] QSC 1 Trial
The court found the Springfree trampoline had a safety defect (the cleat mechanism causing foot inversion combined with the absence of a warning) and that this caused the⦠|
Professional | Ankle / foot, Right foot, Skin / scarring +1 | PIPA Public Liability | 41 | $744,175 |
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Ford v Nominal Defendant
[2022] QSC 179 Trial
The claim was dismissed. The court held the plaintiff failed to establish that proper inquiry and search had been made to identify the unidentified truck, as he had⦠|
Machinery Operator / Driver | Lumbar / thoracic spine, Left ankle | MAIA | - | $0 |
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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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Dennison v Brisbane City Council
[2026] QSC 83 Trial
Judgment was entered for the defendant. The court found that the BCC owed a duty of care to the plaintiff and would have breached that duty under s⦠|
Retired | Brain / head, Left eye/orbit, Skull/cranial cavity +2 | PIPA Public Liability | 64 | $0 |
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Dearden v Ryan & Anor
[2022] QSC 111 Trial
The court found the defendant occupiers liable in negligence for failing to safely store petrol that an intoxicated guest used to set the plaintiff alight, causing serious burns.⦠|
Labourer | Shoulder, Right upper arm, Right axilla/shoulder +6 | PIPA Public Liability | 21 | $600,798 |
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