Queensland Personal Injury Judgments — 2025

A structured database of Queensland personal injury court judgments. Search and filter by claim type, court, body region, occupation, plaintiff outcome, key legal issues, and more. 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
Singleton v Direct Personnel Services Pty Ltd & Anor
[2025] QSC 259 Trial

The court found both defendants negligent and entered judgment for the plaintiff against the labour-hire employer (DPS) for $433,056.28 and against the host employer (MT) for $490,429.05, apportioning…

Labourer Lumbar spine, Psychiatric Hybrid (WCRA + PIPA) 34 $490,429
Jorgensen v Superior Pak Pty Ltd
[2025] QDC 204 Trial

The court found the employer liable, accepting that the plaintiff was directed to use an inherently unsafe v-bar tool which caused his fall and neck and shoulder injuries.…

Technician / Trade Worker Cervical spine, Left shoulder WCRA Common Law ~39 $256,534
Jaksa v Sweeny & Anor
[2025] QDC 2 Trial

The court accepted the admitted cervical spine (neck) injury but found the plaintiff had not proved the more serious right shoulder injury she pleaded, largely because social media…

Community & Personal Service Worker Cervical spine MAIA 24 $148,826
Norman v Hird and Anor
[2025] QDC 44 Trial

The plaintiff succeeded in establishing a soft-tissue neck injury causally related to the motor vehicle accident but failed to prove causation for her lower back symptoms. Judgment was…

Sales Worker Cervical spine MAIA 17 $103,198
Cabato v Paltridge and Another
[2025] QDC 59 Trial

Judgment for the plaintiff in the sum of $73,663.91 after a 25% reduction for contributory negligence. The court found the plaintiff suffered a neck injury, lumbar soft tissue…

Unemployed Cervical spine, Lumbar spine, Knees (bilateral) +2 MAIA 18 $73,664
Ford v Baker & Another
[2025] QDC 43 Damages assessment

Liability was admitted; the trial was confined to quantum. The self-represented plaintiff was found not to be a credible witness and failed to substantiate claims for psychological injury,…

Unemployed Ankle / foot, Left lower leg / ankle, Right thigh +1 MAIA 57 $32,808
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