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video surveillance
Case notes tagged “video surveillance”.
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- Litigation & law practice
Video footage beats up on hoist injury shoulder claim
Video surveillance an insurer claimed proved a claimant to be untruthful was explained away in the context of GP advice to attempt to drive and perform other activities to exercise his shoulder and arm.
- Litigation & law practice
Masseuse exposed by clumsy detective’s brazen DVD capture
A claim for compensation that occupied the Brisbane District Court for five days has resulted in the claimant being judged as having “grossly exaggerated” her injuries.
- Personal injury
‘Good day, bad day’ strategy trumps peeping tom video
The extent of injury to a Mackay medical receptionist whose Holden Astra was wiped out by an oncoming vehicle that turned right through an intersection across her path in May 2010, was clouded by secret video footage that showed…
- Litigation & law practice
Court slams specialist’s secret video view backflip
A $1.28 million damages claim was rejected last week amid controversy over the extent to which video surveillance evidence contradicted a plaintiff's testimony as to the seriousness of his motor accident-related neck and back…
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