http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/-t1.htm Mon, 10 Sep 2007 04:16:16 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/logo_en.gif http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/-t1.htm http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/freedom-of-information-requests-t39.htm lucas There is a case on the queensland information commissioners website. Its price vs nominal defendant. decision 99003 application s 2/95. Its a very strong case to say that documents held by investigators, solicitors, and external service providers have to be recalled when you make an FOI application. Most times workcover do not give you this information. When you do an FOI application make your request specific. " I request all documents and records relating to me held by Workcover ... Useful legal cases Mon, 10 Sep 2007 04:16:16 GMT http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/freedom-of-information-requests-t39.htm#53 http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/freedom-of-information-requests-t39.htm http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/independent-experts-what-has-to-be-disclosed-t38.htm Martin file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/J%20Thompson/Desktop/New%20Folder/case%20law%20by%20topic/harris%20scarfe%20vs%20ernst%20young%20re%20medical%20experts%20and%20production.htm This case outlines that almost everything generated in obtaining an expert opinion has to be dislcosed to you. Even hand written notes of lawyers meeting with the doctors. Headnote. HARRIS SCARFE LTD (RECEIVERS & MANAGERS APPOINTED) (IN LIQ) & ORS v ERNST & YOUNG & ORS (No 6) [2006] ... Useful legal cases Sun, 26 Aug 2007 01:15:23 GMT http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/independent-experts-what-has-to-be-disclosed-t38.htm#52 http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/independent-experts-what-has-to-be-disclosed-t38.htm http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/carter-and-hayes-t27.htm Admin This case is about discovery and timely discovery which should occur in every trial. Unfortunately this is not done by Workcover in many cases. One must wonder if claimants and defendants do not get proper dislcosure are their trials really a search for the truth? Or are they just a witchhunt to discredit and exert power over injured workers. http://www.austlii.edu.au//cgi-bin/disp.pl/au/cases/sa/SASC/1993/4208.html?query=carter%20v%20hayes http://www.austlii.edu.au//cgi-bin/disp.pl/au/cases/sa/SASC/1994/4477.html?query=carter%20v%20hayes Useful legal cases Thu, 07 Jun 2007 09:21:52 GMT http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/carter-and-hayes-t27.htm#36 http://workcover.forumotion.com/useful-legal-cases-f9/carter-and-hayes-t27.htm