The gender of damages and compensation
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Is the Australian law of tort and compensation gender neutral in the way it allocates damages and compensation for injuries? Do all those who suffer compensable injuries receive appropriate compensation for their injury via common law damages or via statutory compensation (or a combination of the two)? Are the only relevant variables the type of injury; whether the system of compensation is a fault or no-fault system; the location where the injury occurred; and how it occurred?
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Precedent
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151
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© 2019 Australian Lawyers Alliance and the Author(s). This article was commissioned by the Australian Lawyers Alliance (ALA) and may not be reproduced in any form without the permission of both the author and the ALA. To find out more about the ALA please visit www.lawyersalliance.com.au.
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Burns, K, The gender of damages and compensation, Precedent, 2019, 151, pp. 9-13