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Medical Panel Referrals and Determinations in Multi-Defendant Claims | JD Supra

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By Guy Peterson, Kimberly Woods
| JD Supra
Introduction In Victoria, an injured plaintiff who brings a public liability or medical negligence claim is usually required to demonstrate they have suffered a 'significant injury,' before they are entitled to claim non-economic loss (pain and suffering).
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Medical Panel Referrals And Determinations In Multi-Defendant Claims

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By Guy Peterson, Kimberly Woods
| Mondaq
In Victoria, an injured plaintiff who brings a public liability or medical negligence claim is usually required to demonstrate they have suffered a 'significant injury', before they are entitled to claim non-economic loss (pain and suffering). The issue of whether a plaintiff has suffered a 'significant injury' is often determined by referring a plaintiff to the independent statutory "Medical Panel", which determines whether a plaintiff's level of impairment satisfies the threshold level.
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Medical Panel Referrals and Determinations in Multi-defendant Claims

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By Guy Peterson, Kimberly Woods
| Lexology Verified
Introduction In Victoria, an injured plaintiff who brings a public liability or medical negligence claim is usually required to demonstrate they have suffered a 'significant injury', before they are entitled to claim non-economic loss (pain and suffering).
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The Clackity

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By Kimberly Woods, Lora Senf
| Simon and Schuster
Lora Senf is a writer of dark and twisty middle grade and young adult stories. When she isn’t reading for school, she’s reading fiction—mostly horror or anything a little weird and unsettling. Lora credits her love of words to her parents and to the public library that was walking distance from her childhood home. Lora is a member of SCBWI, Horror Writers Association, and the Pacific Northwest Writers Association. You can find her spending far too much time on Twitter @Lora013.
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