Mr. David Loy Bostwick went home to be with his heavenly father on Tuesday March 8, 2011 at the age of 66 years in Joplin, Missouri. David was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to his parents Donald and Teddy Bostwick, January 20, 1945.
On December 28, 1966 David took Miss Shirley Anderson as his bride in Pryor, Oklahoma. He and Shirley have resided in Pryor for over 32 years working and raising their children while residing the last 13 years in the Miami area. David was a brick mason for many years working for Brazil and Tex Taylor Masonry. David and Shirley were members of First Assembly of God Church of Fairland, Okla. In their younger years he and Shirley enjoyed watching car racing. The most favorite hobby David had was watching his son coach basketball. Many hours were spent imparting the love and knowledge for the game of basketball to his son and his college players. David was so proud of his team. Basketball was one of the Bostwick�s true passions. If David was not with his son on the basketball court he was with his grandsons coaching them from the bleachers with nothing but a quiet head nod, thumbs up, or a very vocal encouragement. Who can replace the grandfathers love and pride he has for his grandchildren.
Although David is no longer with us, his memory and legacy will be kept alive through the family and friends he leaves behind which include his wife of 44 years, Shirley Bostwick, of the home; one son, Donnie and wife Sheri of Bartlesville, Oklahoma; one daughter, Angela and husband Shawn Summers of Miami, Oklahoma; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; and a host of longtime friends, neighbors and church family.
David is preceded in death by his parents, and one� sister, Paula Bostwick. A home going celebration will be held 1 p.m., Saturday March 19, 2011 at Fairland Assembly of God Church. Pastor Jackie Crafton will be officiating.
Services are under the direction of Cooper-Althouse Funeral Home.


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I was asked by the amazing people at With Banners Held High to write a poem to sum up the festival and what it stands for.
It has been incorporated into these posters to help promote the event which takes place in Wakefield on Saturday May 18th.
In exchange we have been offered a stall for WE SHALL OVERCOME 2019, so anyone attending the event can drop off donations of food, warm clothing, toiletries and sanitary towels for #WSO2019 and we will distribute them according to need.
To stand in their way.
He said: "Boys, turn around.
From a time long ago.
When I've finished you'll know.
Their ghosts stand at its side.
Who had them shipped home.
To shake off these chains.
'A rag and two poles'.
Join us on the day and let's celebrate the achievements of Working Class unity and solidarity, together.
Two Gigs. Two Countries. One Day.


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Delhi riots planners ran a well-oiled, sustained campaign: Police
In the supplementary charge sheet filed in the conspiracy leading to the riots in February, the special cell of the Delhi Police have detailed the role of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam and Faizan Khan.
A man stands near burnt motorcycles in a riot-affected area, at Shiv Vihar, in New Delhi.(Sanchit Khanna/HT PHOTO)
Updated on Nov 26, 2020 02:11 AM IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | ByRicha Banka
The Delhi Police have alleged that the conspirators in the north east Delhi communal riots ran a "sustained and well-oiled" campaign to create an acute sense of fear and insecurity in the minds of the minority community and while they remained safe in their homes, the brunt of their actions were borne by those who have to struggle daily for their sustenance.
In the supplementary charge sheet filed in the conspiracy leading to the riots in February, the special cell of the Delhi Police have detailed the role of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam and Faizan Khan. The charge sheet was filed on Sunday and the court took cognizance on Tuesday. Earlier, in the main charge sheet filed in September, the police had named 15 accused, including former councillors Tahir Hussain and Ishrat Jahan, Pinjra Tod members Natasha Narwal and Devangana Kalita and student-activists such as Asif Iqbal Tanha and Gulfisha Khatoon among others.
As many as 53 people were killed and over 400 others injured in the riots that took place between February 23 and 26 in different parts of north east Delhi. The police claims that the accused had conspired with each other to orchestrate riots during the visit of the US President Donald Trump in protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).
The police alleged that the offences committed by Khalid and Imam were "extremely brutal", "grotesque", and were a "crime against humanity".
The police said that Khalid did not take the personal security officers, who were assigned to him after an attack at the Constitution Club in 2018, to the conspiratorial meetings, which according to the charge sheet shows "a totally depraved, brutal and scheming mind".
Umar Khalid' counsel Trideep Pais had earlier said that though his client was against the idea of the new Citizenship law; and that he (Khalid) was not ashamed of it, Khalid was not involved in any violence of the conspiracy of the riots.
Ahmad Ibrahim, Sharjeel's lawyer, said even before the counsels have not got the charge sheet and would be supplied on December 2, it's already out in the media. He said that he is yet to read the charge sheet and would be able to comment on the allegations only when he has read the document.
"Innocent victims and helpless were targeted of this ghastly, horrendous and horrifying crime. Precious lives were lost. Accused persons are charge-sheeted for commission of grave, serious and heinous offences," the charge sheet read.
"It is pertinent to mention here that their acts and commissions have shocked the collective conscience of the society," it read.
Faizan Khan has been accused of supplying SIM card to co-accused Asif Iqbal Tanha. The police have said that the same SIM was later used by student activist Safoora Zargar.
"Accused Faizan Khan and Asif Iqbal Tanha were actively involved in executing the preparatory work for commission of the unlawful and terrorist act executed by co-accused persons," the police claimed.
The court will hear the case next on December 22 after the trial in the case was stayed by the Delhi high court on an appeal by the police challenging an earlier order of the trial court directing them to supply physical copies of the charge sheet.
The police alleged that Imam was "baptized" a day before the preparatory meeting which laid the foundation of Delhi Protest Support Group (DPSG). The charge sheet says that Imam then embarked on a journey across states and subsequently six FIRs were registered against him, primarily for sedition and inciting communal hatred.
The charge sheet stated all efforts of the conspirators were geared towards giving the anti-CAA/NRC protests a profound communal colour.
It further said that the criminal conspiracy was continuing and has suffered setbacks with the exposure and arrest of the accused persons but it was neither aborted nor abandoned.
Highlighting the role of Jamia Millia Islamia student and co-accused Meeran Haider, the police said that he was one of the top conspirators and created a ruse to malign Sharjeel Imam so as to convey that DPSG had parted ways with the "rabid, communal Sharjeel Imam".
"Haider, as the faithful deputy of Umar Khalid, knew very well in his heart that Sharjeel Imam was nowhere returning to Shaheen Bagh and was faithfully executing his task and role in the conspiracy as assigned by the principal conspirators.
However, as soon as the news of the arrest of Imam became public, the key conspirators returned to their true colours and started "massive mobilisation to press for his release".
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There's one thing it surely has in common with the High Line: The public will love it.
Zaryadye Park, nur wenige Schritte von der Basilius-Kathedrale, dem Roten Platz und dem Kreml entfernt, ist der erste große Park, der in den letzten fünfzig Jahren in Moskau eröffnet wurde.
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"The city's first major public park in half a century is ambitious, thoughtful and transformative for the area"
"Мегаполис сегодня": Каким будет парк "Зарядье"
Artistic pop-up developments boost Moscow's property market.
«Сделанный максимально быстро, он отражает кризисный принцип редевелопмента «лайков сто, а денег ноль».


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The following are summaries of some of the cases handled by Gerard Malouf and Partners Accredited Personal Injury Specialist Lawyers.
Our client was an elderly lady walking in the early hours of the morning to the shopping centre in Sydney New South Wales. As she was walking to the shopping centre, she tripped on a damaged section of the footpath which had dark grey asphalt which had lined the footpath area. It had not been repaired properly and maintained in a proper workmanlike manner.
When you suffer disability and reduced mobility, travelling is already a difficult proposition. Gerard Malouf and Partners had recent success on our client's behalf in circumstances where a major airline failed to provide a man with a hoist to get out of his allocated seat and into his wheelchair after a long flight. In the course of transferring to his wheelchair, our client suffered a broken arm.
Many people end up in hospital because they are gravely ill. When gravely ill, the last thing one needs is further injury causing harm to a part of the body that would otherwise have been perfectly healthy.
The Plaintiff was a 90 year old Victorian grandmother who had come to Sydney to visit her daughter. The Plaintiff's daughter had held a residential tenancy agreement from about 2012.
On 21 December 2015 the Plaintiff attended the defendant's premises in the hope of completing his weekly shopping. At the time of the accident there was a lot of heavy rain around Sydney.
On 4 April 2016 the Plaintiff entered the Defendants store to purchase and consume coffee. As the Plaintiff sat down in the designated chair the back leg of the chair slipped off the edge of a lip causing the Plaintiff to fall landing on the ground heavily.
The Plaintiff was a 38-year-old New Zealand resident who had come to stay in the Australian Capital Territory. The Plaintiff choose to board in Queanbeyan. The house which she was staying in was in a state of disrepair, however not so much as it was unliveable.
We represented Ms G who was involved in a motor accident in 2016. Ms G was stopped waiting to turn right off the Princes Highway, on her way to collect her young son from school, when she was rear ended by another vehicle travelling at approximately 100km per hour. Ms G sustained severe physical injuries as well as a traumatic brain injury.
Our client was involved in a motor vehicle accident through no fault of her own. Whilst driving along, she attempted to overtake a vehicle, and while doing so she heard and saw another car speeding up behind her.
This matter concerned a middle-aged gentleman who attended on the Defendant Hospital for surgical treatment following an accident in which he sustained an injury to his left shoulder and upper arm. He was assessed upon arrival to the Defendant Hospital in July 2013, whereupon an arrangement for surgical fixation of the left humerus and rotator cuff repair was made.
We acted for Mr A, a 66 year old man who was involved in a motor accident in the middle of 2016. Mr A was injured when driving along in the middle lane of a well known, Western Sydney road, when the vehicle at fault, travelling in the same direction as Mr A, suddenly merged into his lane, colliding with the rear passenger side of Mr A's vehicle.
We represented Mr M who was involved in a motor accident in 2015. Mr M was a pedestrian walking home at about 9:00pm one evening when he was hit by the driver of a vehicle while crossing a country road. Mr M sustained physical injuries as well as a traumatic brain injury.
Mr A turned left into a side street on a green light. The motor vehicle at fault went through the intersection on a red light and collided with Mr A's vehicle.
This matter involved a motor vehicle accident where our client was struck by another car while driving through an intersection.
Our client was driving her vehicle along a roadway in the mid north coast region of New South Wales. Her mother was riding her motor cycle in front of her vehicle. The local council was the authority responsible for the roadway and they had the care, control and management of the roadway and were vicariously liable and/or omissions of its employees, servants and/or agents undertaking work on the roadway.
Our client was a customer attending to a shopping centre in Grafton, being a city in the norther rivers region of the state of new south wales, for the purposes of shopping when he was caused to slip and fall on a piece of mandarin which was left on the floor. It caused him to lose balance and fall heavily to the floor.
Our client was a floor tiler operating his floor tiling business in the Central Coast region of New South Wales. He had been operating as a floor tiler for many years. He purchased a pair of knee pads from an international household hardware chain for the purposes of undertaking his work as a floor tiler. Whilst our client was going about his work in the course of tiling he turned to pick up a tile when his right knee pad rolled to the side of the plastic plate causing him to suffer substantial injury to his right knee as it struck and twisted on a hard surface.
Our client was a front seat passenger in a motor vehicle driven by her partner on a country road in the Lower Hunter Valley region of the State of New South Wales. They were driving through the bush road in the evening to collect crab traps and that while they were driving through the bush road he hit a tree which had been on the roadway.
This case concerned a 61 year-old woman who attended on the Defendant hospital in late 2015. She was diagnosed with small cell cancer following a biopsy, and chemotherapy was performed as a result. Approximately four months later, she attended on another hospital where it was discovered that she did not have small cell cancer at all. She was then correctly diagnosed with carcinoid lung cancer.
Our client was attending her son's wedding at a reception venue in Bankstown when she attempted to walk down the short flight of stairs to greet guests and family. The stairs in question were only two steps high but the room was poorly lit and there were no warning signs to indicate that the steps were there.
Our client was employed as a teacher with the Department of Education and Training. Unfortunately she suffered injury to her knee as a result of tripping over an object that was placed in an obscure location within the classroom.
A year 9 student at a public Lake Macquarie High School has been awarded $55,000.00 after he was injured during a game of football organised by a trainee teacher. The game of football was played on a concrete surface under the school awning.
The claimant was a 46 year old Central Coast resident who was a rail way shunter the only job he had known since starting work at the age of 16.
Our client sustained a workplace injury to his left shoulder in 2010 as a result of the heavy nature of his work, including general construction work.
This matter involved a woman who was crossing the road at a roundabout when she was hit by a motor vehicle.
A Windsor woman was the driver of a motor vehicle which was driving along smith road in August 2015. All of a sudden without warning a white truck has pulled out of a driveway and into the path of our client.
We represented Mrs T who was involved in a motor vehicle accident in 2014. Mrs T was a pedestrian walking across a pedestrian crossing at a busy intersection when a motor vehicle failed to stop and hit our client, causing injuries to her head, neck, shoulder, back, knee and lower leg, as well as psychological injury.
Our client, Mr M was sitting in his vehicle in a carpark. As Mr M was in his vehicle, another motor vehicle was driving erratically through the carpark and collided with Mr M's motor vehicle. As a result of the collision Mr M suffered significant injuries to his neck, back, shoulder, teeth and knee.
As her family were driving on their normal route in a familiar Western Sydney neighborhood, another vehicle collided with their car, causing the grandmother to suffer injuries. Despite their car having a green light and the right of way, another vehicle failed to stop at a red light, leading to a front on collision.
On 30 March 2016 our client was the driver of a motor cycle which was attempting to travel down Pitt Road, North Curl Curl. As he was travelling along pit road another vehicle has filed to stop at a stop street and pulled out from the side street knocking our client from his motorcycle.
On 18 January 2017 the Claimant was the driver of a vehicle which was stationary at a set of traffic lights in Wollongong. The claimant was hit from behind at speed resulting in a two day stay in hospital and exacerbation to a raft of pre-existing spinal injuries he had sustained from an earlier work place accident.
The Claimant was a 31 year old male who was a passenger of vehicle was attempting to turn off the Hume Highway into Cosgrove Road. As the vehicle turned into Cosgrove Road it came to a stop behind a band of traffic. The vehicle behind our client's vehicle has failed to stop and collided with the rear of our client's vehicle at speed. As a result our client sustained whiplash injuries to her neck and back.
This case concerned an elderly lady who was admitted into the care of the defendant hospital after suffering a stroke which resulted in right side weakness. It was noted upon her arrival that she was unable to mobilise and self-care adequately by reason of her right-sided weakness, and was at a serious risk of falling if unattended. She was prescribed a high level of dependent nursing care.
This case concerned a child who was monitored during pregnancy and found to have a severe form of Down Syndrome. While investigations were performed which suggested the diagnosis, the mother was never counselled, advised, referred for treatment or had her child treated for Down Syndrome. It was not until 27 weeks' gestation that the parents had confirmation that their child had severe Down Syndrome.
Our Firm was approached by a middle aged man who suffered injury as a tenant in a rental property in Northern NSW. The premises was managed by a real estate agency pursuant to a residential tenancy agreement.
Our client was a young lady who attended upon a trampoline fun park in Sydney, New South Wales to participate in a trampoline exercise class. As part of the exercise class, our client followed instructions given by the organiser and in doing so, her foot clipped the padding between the trampolines, causing her to fall. As a result, our client suffered significant injuries to her right foot and knee requiring multiple surgeries.
The recent and interesting case of Sorbello v South Western Sydney Local Health Network; Sultan v South Western Sydney Local Health Network  NSWSC 863, upheld on appeal, provides insight into how the courts will assess damages/compensation for non-economic loss in nervous shock claims.
This matter involved a motor vehicle accident where our client was struck by a car, due to the careless driving of a stranger.
This matter concerned a gentleman who was mismanaged by his general practitioners, who were late in diagnosing a rectal adenocarcinoma which ultimately resulted in his unfortunate and untimely death. A cancerous rectal tumour, which should have been diagnosed earlier, was detected far too late for any meaningful treatment to be administered to the gentleman.
Our clients were a family who contacted us on behalf of their father, who was treated negligently by a general practitioner attending on a nursing home. He suffered serious infections in his feet, and was diabetic. Although this meant he required more persistent observation and treatment, this was neglected and he ultimately had both legs amputated below the knees at a local hospital.
A Sydney woman received $100,000 plus costs by way of compensation for the injuries she sustained in a public liability accident.
Just before Christmas 2015 our client was walking through a shopping centre carpark. This was an open air carpark. The lighting was very poor. Unknown to our client a trench had been dug across the carpark. The trench had been filled in but had subsided.
Our client was attending a large discount store at Newcastle for the purposes of buying hooks for hanging pot plants. Our client is an elderly lady. As she attempted to walk to the end of the aisle and to walk around it she tripped over a lower shelf which was protruding at the end of the aisle.
Our client worked as a specialist nurse in a hospital. Her employment at the hospital required her to repetitively use poorly maintained equipment on a daily basis.
This matter involved the conduct of a radiology, specifically whether their delay in providing a correct diagnosis has caused our client to suffer greater harm.
An elderly woman has received $120,000.00 due to a faulty trolley at Miranda. Our client was using a trolley on a travellator. The brake of the trolley was faulty and did not grip. The trolley has then rolled backwards, causing our client to be knocked over and causing her to sustain serious injury to her lower leg.
A Cessnock man has been awarded $130,000.00 after slipping in a hardware store. Our client was at the store to purchase general goods. Unknown to him there was a thin line of water near the entrance to the store. Our client was never warned of the spillage, nor were signs present.
A Sydney man received $125,000 by way of compensation for the injuries he sustained in as a pedestrian in a motor vehicle accident.
This tragic case concerned a heavily pregnant mother who noticed that her child was not moving. She was transferred to the defendant hospital as an emergency precaution and was noted to be a high-priority C-section case.
Our client was a 39 year old woman from Doonside who underwent elective surgery for removal of fibroids from uterus, as well as a cyst from her ovary.
The primary Plaintiff was a 58 year old man Coffs Harbour man. In August 2013 he underwent a laparoscopic cholecystectomy, removal of his gall bladder. In January 2015 he presented to the defendant doctor with complaints of severe upper abdominal pain. He consented to an Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography, an investigatory technique, and was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis.
Just before the end of 2016 a 65 year old lady asked us to help her. She had being shopping in her local delicatessen. She had already picked ups some jars of food. As she walked around the corner of the aisle, she tripped over a movable step which had been left in the middle of the aisle.
This matter involved our client in Sydney who was walking through a large shopping centre on a Saturday afternoon in January 2017.
On Anzac Day 2015, our client went shopping her at local supermarket. As she walked passed the refrigerated display cabinets, she slipped heavily and fell to the floor. She landed heavily on her lower back suffering severe injuries to her lower spine and coccyx.
Just before Christmas 2015 our client went into her local supermarket in Sydney. Next to the refrigerated section was a stack of bottled water, which had leaked onto the floor. As she walked passed the refrigerated section, she slipped and fell heavily. The supermarket had no system to clean floors efficiently. No warning signs had been put in place.
Losing a loved one is hard enough, but losing a loved one in circumstances of medical negligence adds further insult and injury in an already difficult situation. Gerard Malouf and Partners recently achieved success in several matters where medical mistake and misdiagnosis led to the tragic death of a family member.
When our client attended upon his local southern Sydney hospital having had pain the lower leg for a few days, he wasn't too concerned. He had received extensive treatment from the hospital in the past, and had always received excellent care and attention.
Gerard Malouf and Partners recently had another success representing people who have suffered medical negligence, misdiagnosis and medical mistake.
Our client was a bicycle rider travelling along a road in Penrith located in the Greater Western Sydney on the banks of the Nepean River. He had entered the roundabout at a major intersection, when another motor vehicle approached his vehicle from his left hand side and failed to give way, clipping the rear wheel of his bicycle and causing him to fall to the ground and suffer injury.
Mr FA was in receipt of a disability support pension, which also prevented him to perform work. He was limited to the number of hours he was permitted to perform some work. His limitations were also caused by his injuries which were both physical and psychological.
Ms CN attended a restaurant where she made a booking during lunch to celebrate her husband's 50th birthday. It was an extremely hot day and she had attended early to confirm seating arrangements. The restaurant did not have its air conditioner on so she proceeded to the bar area to obtain a glass of water. As she was proceeding back to the dining area, she needed to proceed down a set of 3 steps.
Ms MP was an elderly lady on a train between Gosford and Sydney. Upon these country link trains there are bathroom facilities provided. On the newer trains these facilities have an automatic sliding door.
The client was 26 year old woman from Western Sydney who sustained brain damage, respiratory distress and psychological injuries following an operation at a local Western Sydney hospital.
In this matter, our client was a Tarbuk Bay local who injured her left knee on two separate occasions at her workplace. She sought care from a specialist orthopaedic surgeon who she believed was competent and would provide good treatment for her left knee injury.
In this matter, our client suffered an accidental cut to her ring finger at home and presented to the emergency department of her local hospital for treatment of her injury. The presenting doctor attended to cleaning, gluing and stitching of the wound. No attempts to examine and diagnose any underlying injuries to the tendon or joint were done, nor were any antibiotics or painkillers prescribed to our client.
Gerard Malouf & Partners recently acted for a 72 year old man who was injured when he slipped and fell on a white spray painted directional arrow on a shopping centre car park surface.
A Sydney woman has suffered from a recognised psychiatric injury as a result of a motor vehicle accident her partner was involved in.
Our clients in this matter were family members of the deceased, who passed away following mistreatment and mismanagement of his anaemia and impaired renal function. Such a condition is closely associated with and caused by internal bleeding. These symptoms are usually managed with anti-coagulant and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory therapy, but in this situation, should not have been administered due to the deceased's diabetes and anaemia.
This matter concerns the untimely and tragic death of a newborn child. The child was unfortunately suffocated after being born as a result of being left unattended with the mother who was heavily sedated and unwell following a 12 hour labour.
In this matter, our client consented to undergo a cataract extraction and intraocular lens implant. She made arrangements to undergo this medical operation at a central coast hospital. During the operation, the theatre sister assisting the surgeon was negligent in preparing the lens implant whilst inserting it into the injector. This resulted in a crack in the lens and was only observed by the surgeon after insertion.
In our matter, our client suffered a fracture to her right wrist when she fell on concrete at home. She sought care and treatment from an orthopaedic surgeon to have this injury repaired with a simple surgery which involved realigning the fractured bone to its normal position.
At the time of the accident our client was a 60 year old Wagga Wagga resident who was under the care of a local Optometrist.
In this matter, our client become aware of large nodules that had formed in and around her thyroid which was suspected to be cancerous and was causing her discomfort. As is standard, she sought medical advice and surgery was booked at a local hospital for removal of part of her thyroid containing these nodules.
The Claimant is a 74 year old Hurstville resident who was a homemaker at the time of the accident. On 6 January 2016, Mrs M was a Driver of a vehicle which was hit from behind while stationary. As a result of the accident Mrs M suffered injuries to her right and left leg as well as aggravations to the pre-existing neck and lower back injuries.
Our client was a customer attending Penrith Shopping Centre in Greater Western Sydney and as she was walking down the staircase to the car park, when she slipped and fell and suffered serious injuries. The floor was slippery and full of rubbish on the stairs. The owners of the Penrith Shopping Centre had the care, management and control of the shopping centre. They had also contracted a cleaning company to clean the premises including the common law areas pursuant to a services cleaning agreement.
A Bankstown woman has been awarded $100,000.00 after slipping in a supermarket. Our client was walking through the supermarket through an aisle which was closed. As she was walking through the aisle, unknown to her there was foodstuff on the floor. Our client has stepped on the foodstuff causing her to slip and fall heavily to the ground, sustaining injury.
It is not unusual for workers compensation insurer's to pay substantial sums of money in a workers compensation claim. Many believe that the compensation amounts paid by insurers under the workers compensation scheme are not significant and this is because many simply look at the value of the impairment lump sum paid to the injured worker.
This matter concerned a 55 year old American citizen who was rear ended whilst in a taxi travelling back to the airport on her way home from holiday here in Australia.
A Sydney man was stationary in his vehicle at a set of traffic lights at an intersection. While waiting at the red light, a vehicle collided into the rear of our client's car. In the accident, our client injured his neck, left shoulder, left arm and shock. He also experienced paraesthesia in both his hands.
This matter involves our client getting into an accident on 26 February 2012 when she was at the Windsor River at Pitt Town Wharf when a trailer carrying a Jet Ski hit her leg and lacerated her right calf.
This matter concerns the untimely death of a 52 year old father of 4. He died of exsanguination, which is the severe loss of blood, due to upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage.
Ms JA is an elderly resident of Breakfast point. The most direct route for her to the bus stop is through the main commercial area of the housing community. On this particular day, the path that JA normally takes was blocked by tables and chairs which were pushed to the edge of the curb so as to maximise the seating. There were so many seats and tables that there was no pathways at all.
Mr KYC is an elderly man in his 70's. He was driving with a friend in the streets of Auburn in a 50km/hr zone. His car was a sturdy 1970's Ford Falcon, but with the speed of the vehicle that hit him, the strength of the car was not able to protect him. His head went forward and struck the steering wheel. The accident occurred near his treating GP and he immediately attended upon her.
Our client was a 45 year old lady who underwent surgery to remove a foreign body in the patella region of her left knee. She was administered a general anaesthetic before the operation took place. The anaesthesia was administered by the alleged Defendant. When our client awoke from surgery, her left knee was much better and she was able to mobilize her left knee quite quickly. However, the Plaintiff noticed a numbness on the left side of her groin that extended along the medial aspect of her left thigh and shin to her left ankle, but not to her foot.
Gerard Malouf & Partners recently acted for a 68 year old man who was injured as a pedestrian when a vehicle ran over our client, causing injury.
A Liverpool woman has been awarded over $80,000.00 after tripping on a wheel stopper in the car park of her local shopping centre.
Our client was a customer at a waterpark facility. He was attending with friends during the holiday period. One of the water slide rides had certain operational requirements and weight limit for all persons. These operational requirements were not complied with by the staff at the time. As our client was coming down the water slide, the tube her was in flipped over and resulted in our client falling from a significant height and resulting in him suffering a serious injury to his left shoulder.
This matter involved a woman who attended upon a public hospital after suffering from heart palpitations. After being admitted to hospital, she awoke in the middle of the night after suffering from a nightmare. A doctor came to her and was of the impression that she was experiencing further palpitations.
Our client contracted an asbestos related disease as a result of being exposed to asbestos dust and fibre whilst building an extension onto his home in 1978.
Our client was an elderly driver who was driving in an easterly direction along a street in San Souci, being a southern Sydney suburb in the state of NSW. As our client came towards an intersection, another vehicle came out suddenly from behind a parked car and collided with the left hand side of our client's vehicle.
In this matter, our client was a family man who developed some tenderness in his neck and back after playing with his son. To help relieve this pain and discomfort, he sought the assistance of a Chiropractor who he believed would provide good care for his complaints.
In this matter, our client became aware that she had formed a hernia in her stomach which was causing her discomfort. As is standard, she sought medical treatment at a southern Sydney hospital to have this hernia repaired with a simple surgery involving the incision of mesh to treat the hernia.
In this matter, our client has a standard need to have a wart on his finger removed. He sought care from his local General Practitioner to remove this damaged tissue. No attempts at freezing, burning or otherwise referring this patient were undertaken.
In this matter, an elderly woman required varied care to meet her medical needs. She frequented St Vincent's hospital multiple times to seek care for her development of wounds and injuries such as pressure sores and ulcers.
In this matter, our client sought the services of a Sydney dentist after experiencing tooth pain. The dentist decided that one of his wisdom teeth would need to be removed and our client agreed to have this tooth pulled out, trusting his dentist to provide appropriate care to him in during procedure.
In this matter, we acted for a man who was struck from behind by another vehicle as he was stationary in traffic on a busy Sydney road. As a result of the impact, our client sustained a number of physical injuries including, soft tissue injuries to his neck, lower back and shoulder.
In August 2014 our client was a fit 30 year old man who was riding his motor cycle on a Sydney motorway when a car suddenly cut him off causing him to be thrown from his motor cycle. As a result he suffered physical injuries to his neck and to his right knee.
This matter involved a woman who has suffered ongoing bilateral knee issues for several years. She attended upon a private surgeon who recommended a bilateral total knee replacement. After she underwent the operation, she began to experience difficulties with both of her legs and knees and upon further investigations it was found that she had suffered fractured to her legs during the operation.
In about 2011, our client was diagnosed with a rare blood disorder which entailed small blood clots forming throughout her entire body. This disorder limits the flow of oxygen and blood to certain organs including her brain, organs, and heart. As a result of this condition, our client began treatment which involved being placed on a cell separator machine to remove her blood and replace it with fresh frozen platelets. She was in hospital for over 2 months in order to receive this treatment.
Our client worked as a construction supervisor. His employment at this construction company caused him to develop a serious psychological condition as a result of bullying and harassment.
Our clients were a family from Western Sydney who received $4,200,000 in total compensation following the mismanagement of the mother's pregnancy by the defendant hospital.
Our client was a Chinese national living in Western Sydney, who experienced severe headaches in November of 2014. She attended on her General Practitioner, who organised for a CT scan which revealed a large aneurysm in her brain. She was immediately referred to the defendant Hospital for admission and treatment.
Our client approached Gerard Malouf and Partners to enquire about the possibility of pursuing a public liability claim after she suffered injuries due to a faulty handrail in her Department of Housing residence.
This matter involved a woman who was renting a residential premises from a local real estate agent in the Hunter region. She had been living in this premises for approximately 4 months when she had her first rental inspection. At this time, she made a complaint to the real estate about the driveway, as she had noticed that the driveway was very steep and slippery when wet. Despite her complaint, nothing was done about the driveway and sometime later on a rainy day, as she was getting into her car, her foot slipped and she fell heavily to the ground.
This sad claim involved a young Western Sydney man who suffered physical and psychological injury after being assaulted at school by a group of older students. Unfortunately there were instances of repeated assaults including cowardly criminal assaults in company, bullying and victimisation, extortion and criminal demands for money.
This matter involved a man who was involved in a motor vehicle accident where he sustained an ankle injury and presented to a local hospital with ankle pain and difficulty walking. Our client instructed that he was seen by an ER Registrar who did not refer him for any x-rays and diagnosed him with a sprained ankle. He was given crutches and discharged from the Emergency Department with no further referral. Upon the advice from hospital, our client did not attend any immediate follow up appointments.
On 10 December 2013 the claimant was the passenger in a vehicle which was involved in a motor vehicle accident where another vehicle has failed to stop at a stop sign and crossed the path of the claimant's vehicle resulting in a T-bone type collision.
Gerard Malouf & Partners were recently successful at CARS (the Claims Advisory Resolution Service) in achieving a massive $656,000 in compensation for our 92 year old client. In 2012 our client was injured in a motor vehicle accident when her granddaughter accidently hit the accelerator instead of the break, causing the vehicle to crash into a nearby home.
A Sutherland woman has received $135,000.00 after falling on uneven pavers. A local bridge over a railway track was being upgraded with a number of contractors hired to perform the contract work. The work was organised by the local council and required the approval of railway authority for the work to be performed.
A Sydney woman was in the process of entering her parked vehicle, when another car, driving down the street, collided into the rear open door of the parked vehicle.
Mr T was involved in a collision when he was rear ended by another vehicle. Mr T took three days off work and returned to work and did not take any further time off. He did not require any domestic care and assistance but did have pain and discomfort every now and then which he took medication for. Mr T was unsure whether he had a claim for compensation as the severity of the accident and his injuries weren't that great. Mr T consulted our offices for advice.
As our client was walking towards the check out, she walked past an open drinks refrigerator and slipped and fell on a liquid substance which was on the floor. As a result, she suffered a significant injury to her knee.
Our client was the driver of a vehicle travelling on dirt roads. The defendant driver turned from a side street in front of the path of our client creating a cloud of dust. As a result, our client swerved to the opposite side of the road and the vehicles collided. Our client sustained several injuries including Injuries to his neck, ribs, sternum and shoulder.
This very sad case involved a young man who had suffered from a condition called hyperhidrosis, an excessive sweating condition which he particularly suffered from in the underarm area. As his condition was increasingly impacting his day to day life, he consulted with a vascular surgeon to enquire about his options pertaining to treating or curing his condition.
Our client was a customer at a well-known family restaurant in Bonnyrigg Heights being west of the Sydney Central Business District and in the Local Government area of the City of Fairfield. She attended with her husband to the family restaurant for afternoon lunch. Our client decided to use the toilet very shortly after entering and she walked to the signed toilet doors. There was one door in the small hallway from which there were other doors to actual men, women and disabled toilets. Our client opened the main door to enter the little hallway. As she walked in, her right foot slipped on a "wet floor" sign which had fallen and was lying flat on the tiled floor.
We acted for Mrs S who was employed as a bartender. She received news that her mother was struck as she attempted to cross the road and as a result of the collision with the vehicle she did not survive and ultimately died. That news resulted in Mrs S suffering nervous shock and developing a psychiatric injury which continued to affect her ability to perform her job and function on a day to day basis.
Mrs A was driving along Seven Hills Road, Seven Hills in the State of New South Wales when she collided with an oncoming vehicle that crossed over onto her path of the road hitting the front driver's side of her car causing her to jolt forward and back rapidly. In doing so, her body collided with the steering wheel and she sustained injuries to her neck and bruising to her right breast.
Mr X was driving his courier van as he normally did delivering parcels around the Sydney Metropolitan area. On the day in question he was travelling on the M7 in the far left slow lane when unexpectedly a truck travelling in the opposite direction crossed over three lanes into the medium strip and onto his of the Freeway colliding heavily with his courier van pushing him into the left barriers and rocks. The accident was a horrific accident which left Mr X with multiple significant injuries.
Our client underwent hip replacement surgery over 10 years ago, in the course of which he suffered an injury to a branch of the sciatic nerve called the peroneal nerve (which is important in the functioning of the foot and toes). Following his surgery, our client endured years of serious symptoms, and promises from his treating orthopaedic surgeon that his condition would improve.
Our client claimed damages arising out of psychological injury which he sustained whilst he was receiving surgery at Wyong Hospital.
Our client went to Grafton Base Hospital to seek medical assistance for his symptoms of pain as well as vomiting and diarrhoea. When seen by a doctor, it was concluded that he was suffering from heart burn and he was sent home. The doctor did not refer him to anyone else and did not conduct tests relating to heart monitoring.
Our client was injured when she sat on a display chair which then broke causing her to land on the concrete floor.
AC was very young when he followed his parents to a farm when his father accepted a position as a farm hand. They had only been at the farm house provided to them for about two weeks. During that time light globes kept popping. The residence was as one would expect from a farm house. It was far from luxurious. AC and his sister shared a room with a bunk bed. The premises did not have smoke alarms.
LM is an elderly lady with numerous medical conditions. Despite this, she was independent and was able to be mobile with a walker. She was to travel to Melbourne to see her elderly father who was on his sickbed. As she went through the screening process, the airline staff put her into a wheelchair to take her to boarding.
CM was shopping as she normally does each week at her nearby supermarket in Liverpool. Apart from her normal groceries, she also went to purchase some dishwashing detergent. She had walked about five paces from her trolley to grab some dishwashing liquid from the bottom shelf. She started to walk towards her shopping trolley, when she reconsidered the size of the dishwashing liquid that she had chosen, as it was a one litre bottle.
In this matter, we acted for a client who suffered injuries after slipping and falling in the fresh produce area of his local supermarket on what he later discovered to be to vegetable scraps left on the floor. As a result of the fall, our client fell heavily to the floor and suffered soft tissue injuries to his right shoulder and left knee.
A Newcastle man has received $70,000.00 due to a faulty gas bottle. The gas bottle had recently had a new part installed. As the man went to press the ignition button, the gas bottle has combusted, causing him to sustain a burn injury to the face.
Our client was walking through the local shopping centre in the Sutherland shire, to do her normal weekly groceries, when she slipped and fell. Like is often the case she was distracted by the shops and not looking in a downward manner watching her every step, and as she was walking along, she slipped on an unknown substance on the floor, fell forward onto her face and also her left side suffering significant injury.
A Bondi man has received a payout of $150,000.00 after slipping in a food hall. As our client was ordering his food, he has turned away from the counter and has suddenly slipped on a piece of lettuce which had been left on the floor, causing him to fall heavily and sustain serious injury to his back.
Our client instructed us to assist her with a claim for personal injury against a well-known supermarket giant as a result of injuries sustained from a 3 wheeled trolley falling on top of her.
Our client worked as a storeman for a manufacturing company for 20 years. His employment involved repetitive heavy lifting and carrying. As a result of the nature and conditions of his employment, our client developed a serious injury to his lower back.
Our client was an elderly lady who was a front seat passenger in a motor vehicle driver by her husband on their way home in the evening along Pembroke Road, Minto, a suburb south-west of the central business district, in the local government area of the City of Campbelltown and is part of the Macarthur region.
A woman has been awarded $125,000.00 after slipping in a supermarket in Newcastle. Our client was performing shopping duties and was walking through an aisle. As she was waking she has suddenly slipped and fallen heavily to the ground.
A 5 year old child was being placed in her child restraint seat in the rear of her parent's parked vehicle, when another car, driving down the street, collided into the rear open door of the parked vehicle.
Our client is a young mother who was driving along Gray Street, Kogarah, a suburb of southern Sydney when her motor vehicle was stuck in the rear by another vehicle which failed to observe the traffic conditions ahead. Our client was just driving along, not fast or slowly and the vehicle behind her collided into the rear of her motor vehicle causing damage to her vehicle and resulting in her suffering injuries.
Our client was an elderly lady who had been residing for some time in a housing commission residential housing block in the suburb of Gladesville being North West of the Sydney Central Business District and in the Local Government Area of the City of Ryde. Our client had been living in the residential housing block for many years with other elderly persons.
A Sydney man was stationary on his motorcycle at a set of traffic lights at an intersection. When the light turned green, he proceeded to ride through the intersection when a vehicle, which was travelling in the opposite direction, turned right without signalling and collided into our client's motorcycle.
In this matter, we acted for a client who sustained injuries after falling on a slippery area of floor in the fresh produce area of the supermarket. As our client was walking through this area, he slipped on what he later discovered to be oily food on the floor. Consequently, our client fell heavily to the floor and sustained injuries to his back, left knee and ankle.
In this matter, we acted for a woman who was involved in a motor vehicle accident whilst travelling as a passenger on a winding road north of Sydney. The accident occurred as the driver was coming around a large corner on a raining night, subsequently losing control and colliding with a pole on the passenger's side of the vehicle.
The claimant was a 37 year old Homebush Bay resident who was a homemaker but also worked a casual role as a furniture sales person. On 1 September 2016, Mrs N was a passenger on a bus to which there was standing room only.
Our client attended upon a hospital as a public patient to undergo laparoscopic surgery in relation to removal or her ovaries and fallopian tubes. Prior to undergoing the operation, our client advised the treating hospital staff that after undergoing a previous surgery she had been cautioned that she was prone to adhesions which may cause complications in any future surgical procedures.
This matter involved a young woman who consulted with a plastic surgeon for the purpose of advice and treatment in relation to excess skin and tissue in her stomach area. The plastic surgeon recommended a "tummy tuck/abdominoplasty", and our client accepted that recommendation and agreed to undertake that procedure.
We recently acted for a young woman who suffered from hyperthyroidism and took daily medication to control her condition. On this occasion, she was admitted to a local public hospital with a variety of symptoms including abdominal pain and vomiting, with increasing shortness of breath and distress.
Our client, a student at a prestigious private high school, suffered injury during a sports class when he was advised to play sport in an indoor gym due to wet weather.
Our client was employed in a finance company when she sustained a back injury in the process of moving some equipment at work. The injury has left our client with limited movement and often experiences significants pain in the lower back region.
Our client was employed as a machine operator and sustained an injury to his hand as a result of a malfunction in the machine he was using. His right hand was caught in the rollers and he lost all the fingers except for the right thumb.
This matter involved a man from the Illawarra region on New South Wales who suffered from a condition his entire life that prevented his oesophagus from properly relaxing and letting food into his stomach. This required intermittent medical attention throughout his life. He was booked in to a major local hospital to undergo a gastroscopy. This procedure was conducted without general anaesthetic.
A Liverpool woman has been awarded $60,000.00 in damages after the roof of her rental property collapsed on her head. There had been some damage to the roof prior to the accident which she had notified the landlord of via telephone. Nothing had been done to repair the damage. One day, our client walked into the garage and as she was walking, a part of the roof has fallen on her causing her to sustain injury.
Our client was the driver of a motor vehicle travelling in the afternoon along the M1 Freeway at Mount Keira underpass in the Wollongong Area which lies on a narrow coastal strip between the Illawarra Escarpment.
Our client was attending a large shopping centre in Granville, in the City Of Parramatta, in Western Sydney New South Wales, for the purposes of shopping. The supermarket is one of the largest supermarkets in NSW, mostly specialising in selling groceries and other items.
A woman has been awarded $115,000.00 after slipping in a supermarket in Orange. Our client was performing shopping duties and was waiting in the line at the cash registers. As she was in line, she has slipped on what appeared to be melted ice cream leaking from a nearby tub. This caused her to fall heavily and sustain an injury.
Our client was in the role of a monitoring patrons' behaviour in a well renowned club when he was unceremoniously assaulted by youths. The assault had significant ramifications on our client's financial wellbeing and social life.
A Penrith woman has received a payout of over $250,000.00 following a slip and fall in a food court. Our client was performing her shopping duties. She was walking through the food court when she has slipped on a hot chip which had been left on the floor.
Our client was a 60 year old woman who injured herself when she tripped and fell in the carpark of a shopping centre in Western Sydney. Our client was walking to her car when she stepped into a depression in the asphalt and fell to the ground.
Our client was an elderly lady attending with her friend for the purposes of general shopping at a large shopping centre in the Guildford area which is a part of the Greater Western Sydney Region.
Our client was a lawful entrant and visitor at a residential premises located on the Mid North Coast Region of NSW. The owner was the occupier of the premises and was vested with the care, control and maintenance of the premises.
Our client, sustained a psychological injury during the course of his employment as a result of workplace bullying and harassment. Under the current Workers Compensation Scheme, in order to seek lump sum compensation for a psychological injury arising from a workplace incident, a minimum threshold of 15% Whole Person Impairment (WPI) is required to be reached.
Our client was a pedestrian who had driven from her home to do some shopping at Thirroul, a Northern Seaside Suburb of the City of Wollongong NSW.
Our client was and elderly gentlemen jogging in the early hours of the morning for his 6 am usual jog in the Canterbury Bankstown area, which is south west of the Sydney Central Business District in the state of NSW.
Our client was a young worker who was employed by an employment agency as a general labourer and packer. The employment agency sent our client to a furniture store and warehouse located in Auburn, a suburb in Western Sydney NSW.
In this matter, we acted for a man who was involved in a motor vehicle accident whilst travelling along a main road in regional New South Wales. The accident occurred as a vehicle travelling in the opposite direction failed to remain in his lane, veering into our client's path and ultimately leading to a head-on collision with our client's vehicle.
In late 2015 a 80 year old lady asked us to help her following injuries she had received in a motor vehicle accident which occurred when a car turned right in front of her without warning in Wentworthville. She had suffered injuries to her leg and shoulders.
This was an issue considered in the case of Insurance Australia Ltd t/as NRMA Insurance v O'Rourke  NSWSC 494. We acted for Ms O'Rourke in this case.
A Sydney woman was hit from behind whilst driving her vehicle in slow moving traffic. She was awarded $350,000 by way of compensation for the injuries she sustained.
This matter involved a nurse from Sydney who was involved in a slip and fall accident whilst doing her grocery shopping at a local super market. As she approached the dairy aisle, she slipped on some cream which was spilt on the floor and she unfortunately suffered injury to her lower back.
This matter concerned a 50 year old man who was rear ended while waiting at a red traffic light.
Our client is an elderly lady who was attending a large supermarket store in the Emu Plains area, being a suburb in the city of Penrith. Emu Plains is on the western side of the Nepean River, located at the foot of the Blue Mountains, Sydney in the State Of New South Wales.
This matter involved a woman who was diagnosed with and treated for Chron's disease many years ago and at the time of the subject treatment was asymptomatic. After beginning to experience recurring abdominal pain in 2013, a gastroenterologist recommended that she have an appendectomy.
Ms SD was an elderly lady. Despite her age, she continued to be the caretaker of a prominent Church. In December 2012 she attended a shopping centre in Merrylands with a friend. As they were walking past the shops, SD stepped into a liquid substance causing her to fall heavily. There was a security guard nearby and assistance was called.
RG was only eight years of age when she was struck by a car when crossing the road just outside of her home.
Our client was a 91 year old woman who was injured at her nursing home residence on 14 January 2016. At the time, she was walking past a swinging door in the vicinity of a common room, when a staff-member opened the door, hitting the plaintiff and knocking her to the floor.
In this matter, we acted for our client who suffered injuries after falling on a slippery area of floor contaminated with liquid in the fresh produce area of a supermarket. As a result of the fall, our client fell heavily to the floor, causing him to suffer physical trauma to his lower back and psychological injury.
In this matter, we acted for a woman who was hit by a vehicle whilst crossing at the entrance to a shopping centre driveway on the Central Coast. As a result of the impact, our client sustained a number of physical injuries to her left side, the most severe of which being her hip injury.
Our client was a young man employed by his employer to attend to an owner builder premises in Villawood in the Canterbury-Bankstown Area, 25 kilometres west of Sydney Central Business District.
Our client claimed damages arising out of a stroke which he sustained whilst he was being treated for a fracture of the left femur. He had fractured his femur when he feel off a ladder whilst attending to domestic chores.
Our clients were the Mother, Father and sister of the patient who on 18 May 2010 sustained injuries to her right leg at home when a neighbour stumbled and fell onto her, causing her to twist her right ankle. The patient was taken to the emergency department at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital where x-rays were performed.
Our client was a front seat passenger in a motor vehicle driven by the insured driver along Wilberforce Road, Wilberforce towards Windsor which is located in the North West of Sydney in the City of Hawkesbury region.
Our client was a passenger in a vehicle where the driver of that vehicle lost control. As a result, our client sustained several injuries including Injuries to his cervical spine, left shoulder, nose, left thigh, head and facial fractures. He was also suffering from anxiety and depression as a result of this accident.
Gerard Malouf and Partners was approached by our client who was involved in a Motor Vehicle Accident. She sought advice from Gerard Malouf and Partners about compensation, damages and how her rights could be protected under the Motor Accidents Compensation Act.
This matter involved a woman who went to her local pub with her partner for a Sunday lunch. After eating lunch, she left the dining room and stepped outside into the beer garden. As she was walking through the beer garden, she slipped on some jelly-like material and fell, landing heavily on her ankle.
This matter involved a NSW South Coast woman who suffered injury after tripping over a damaged pit on a footpath which belonged to a well-known telecommunications company. At the time our client tripped, she was walking a short 5 minute walk home after spending time with friends at a local restaurant.
A man from Ryde has been awarded a payout after being involved in a rear end collision. Our client was stationary at a red light when the accident occurred. The vehicle at fault has failed to stop behind him, and has collided with the rear of our client's vehicle. As a result, our client sustained injuries to his neck.
In this matter, we acted for a client who suffered injuries after falling on a slippery area of floor in the fresh produce area of the supermarket, caused by spilt liquid. As a result of the fall, our client fell heavily to the floor, causing him to suffer a number of injuries.
Our client was on his way to work, travelling on a bus as a standing passenger. As the bus was travelling along, the driver has suddenly slammed his brakes. Our client was holding one of the straps at the time and managed to stay upright, however, as a result of the sudden jolt, he sustained injury to his upper arm which required a surgery.
A Parramatta woman has been awarded over $50,000.00 following a motor vehicle accident. Our client was driving her vehicle whereby the driver at fault has failed to adhere to a give way sign, colliding with the side of our client's vehicle.
A Northern Beaches woman has receive a payout of $60,000.00 after slipping near the cash register of a supermarket. Whilst walking through the cashier area to get into the store, our client has slipped on a substance that appeared to be water, causing her to fall heavily and injure her left ankle and foot.
A Parramatta man has slipped on ice cream in a supermarket and has received $80,000.00 by way of compensation for his injuries. Whilst walking near the freezer section, there was some melted ice cream on the floor. Our client did not see the melted liquid and has inadvertently slipped, causing him to fall heavily and sustain injury.
Our client was travelling along a road when a car has stopped in front of her suddenly. To avoid a collision, our client has slowed down before coming to a stop. The car behind our client's vehicle has failed to take the same precaution, colliding with the rear of our client's vehicle and causing her injury.
Our client was a 73 year old man who injured himself after slipping on water at a Coles Supermarket. While on holidays, he attended the store to do some quick grocery shopping on a rainy day. The floor near the entrance to the store had become very wet due to the rain and wet trolleys being brought in and out of the store.
Our client was a 66 year old woman who slipped and fell at a large shopping centre in Southern Sydney. She was walking along a pedestrian concourse in the centre when she slipped on an organic substance that had been left on the floor. As a result she fell into the window of a nearby store and onto the floor.
Mr MG was a seasoned drinker. He had been a heavy drinker most of his life, and a regular at many hotels. As a consequence he was already starting to suffer from those effects at the age of 57.
Our client was an elderly gentleman who was walking down a beach in the South Coast Region of NSW. He was walking along a south coast beach walkway to the beach to catch some worms when he tripped and fell over matting which has been placed upon the instructions of the local council.
This matter concerned a bartender who, after a late night shift at a licensed premises in Sydney city, decided to accept ride on the back of a motorcycle which was driven by a friend who had attended her workplace earlier that evening for drinks.
Our client was an elderly female shopping at a Seven Hills Shopping Centre in the City Of Blacktown on or around November, 2013 when she slipped and fell on water which was on the ground.
In 2009, our client was walking her dog around the housing complex where she resided. The complex was managed and controlled by a major housing corporation. The housing corporation contracted a maintenance company to conduct maintenance of the lawns. As she was walking on the grass lawn, she suddenly fell into a pothole.
Our client was 7 weeks pregnant in April 2008 and she sought treatment at the Defendant Hospital. An Ultrasound was performed and the report indicated the pregnancy but there was no foetal heart movements. The Plaintiff was advised that this was considered an incomplete abortion.
Our client was a 40 year old invalid suffering from cerebral palsy and osteopenia who was a public patient of a Western NSW District Hospital with a history of emergency admissions for falls.
In late 2012, the aunt of our client presented to the Emergency Department of a Western NSW Hospital (the Defendant Hospital) with nausea. On presentation, the Defendant Hospital knew that the aunt was a diabetic.
Our client was a lady from Coffs Harbour who was referred by her local general practitioner to a gynaecologist for treatment following an abnormal pap smear. The gynaecologist conducted numerous medical examinations on our client within three consultations over a 9 month period.
In this medical negligence matter, Gerard Malouf & Partners successfully obtained financial compensation for a 48 year old Central Coast male after a hospital failed to diagnose his cancer.
We acted for a 27 year old Sydney man who underwent laser treatment at a beauty clinic for minor sun damage, acne scarring, pigmentation and moles on his face. At his initial consultation and on several other occasions our client asked whether the treatment would have any effect on his ability to grow facial hair.
We represented Mrs G who was involved in a motor vehicle accident in 2015. Mrs G was a pedestrian standing on the footpath next to a busy Sydney road with her husband, when a motor vehicle driving past our client, drove too close to the kerb with the side mirror of the vehicle hitting our client's wrist, causing injuries to her neck, shoulder, hand, wrist and back, as well as psychological injury.
Our client, Mrs M was a passenger of a vehicle being driven by her husband. As Mrs M and her husband travelled along a busy road in Sydney, they noticed that there was smoke coming out from the front of their vehicle. As Mrs M tried to investigate the cause of the smoke from the engine, the vehicle rolled backwards. Mrs M was sandwiched between the car door and a telegraph pole, causing her to suffer significant injuries.
Our client, Mrs T, who was travelling from Turkey was involved in a motor vehicle accident whilst she was on holidays in Australia visiting her children. Mrs T was a passenger in a motor vehicle which was travelling along a busy road in Wollongong. The vehicle Mrs T was in indicated to turn right into a private business, when suddenly the vehicle behind failed to stop and collided with the rear end of the vehicle Mrs T was in, causing her to sustain significant injuries to her neck, back and arm as well as psychological injury.
We acted on behalf of Mrs H who was involved in a very serious motor vehicle accident in early 2014. Mrs H was driving along a busy Sydney road when she approached a roundabout and her vehicle came to a standstill. At the same time, another vehicle failed to slow down and collided into the back of Mrs H's vehicle, causing her to suffer serious injuries to her cervical spine, right arm, right shoulder and psychological injury.
We acted on behalf of Mr A, a 21 year old apprentice from Western Sydney. Mr A was involved in a motor vehicle accident while he was riding his motorcycle along a quiet road in Penrith NSW.
We represented Mrs X who sustained serious injuries when she slipped on a cabbage leaf in her local fruit and vegetable supermarket and sustained serious injuries.
Gerard Malouf and Partners Compensation Lawyers acted Mr T who was involved in a serious motor vehicle accident in 2015 in Shellharbour. Mr T was riding his motorbike home along a busy highway when another motor vehicle ignored a "give way" sign and came through the intersection and collided into our client's bike, causing him to suffer serious and life threatening injuries to the neck, spine, left arm, left wrist, left leg and psychological injury.
Our client was an elderly driver from Avoca Beach on the Central Coast of NSW, when he was involved in a motor vehicle accident in April 2015.
In this matter, we acted for a client who suffered injuries after falling on a slippery area of floor at supermarket caused by a leaking fridge. As a result of the fall, our client fell heavily to the floor, causing him to suffer a number of injuries.
A woman from Maroubra has received over $350,000.00 following a rear end collision. Our client was stationary at a set of traffic lights. As she was sitting at the lights, the vehicle at fault in the accident has failed to stop and has collided with the rear of our client's vehicle at speed.
A family of five were left deeply distraught and personally affected by the loss of a beloved family member which was caused by mistreatment provided by a prominent New South Wales Hospital and a local General Practitioner. The psychological distress suffered by the family as a result of losing a loved one was significant and warranted a combined payout of $340,000.00.
On or around June, 2014 at around midday our client was a 16 year old front seat passenger in a motor vehicle being driven by her boyfriend along Chichester Dam Road, Bendolba, being a country town in the Hunter Region of New South Wales, when he veered onto the incorrect side of the roadway and collided head on into an oncoming semi-trailer causing a substantial accident and injuries to our client.
Our client was employed as a chef by a major Sydney company. He had nearly 30 years' experience as a chef and was employed with the company for 18 of those years. Our client sustained a severe injury to his back at work through engaging in repetitive and unsafe lifting.
Our Client was employed as a metal fabricator by a manufacturing company in Western Sydney.
Our client suffered a work injury when he fell off the back of a truck at work attempting to pull down a roller door and sustained several injuries.
Our client worked at a hospital for over 30 years as a kitchenhand. Her employment at the hospital required constant exposure and contact to cleaning chemicals and detergents.
Our client was a 75 year old man who worked as a labourer in the 1960s and 1970s. During the course his employed he was required to regularly handle, unload, load clean and sweep asbestos dust and fibres that were released during the course of his employment and used in his employers' factories. As a result of his work he experienced a direct exposure to asbestos dust and fibres which he inhaled causing him injury.
Our client was a 56 year old woman who suffered a fall during dinner at a hotel restaurant in Sydney. The dinner was buffet style and while returning to her table from the buffet she slipped on a contaminant on the ground. The contaminant had caused the tiled floor to become slippery and hazardous.
Our client was an 8 year old girl who fell into a drain on private property. She was walking to her mother's car after her dance class when she travelled across a drain that was covered by a rusty sheet of metal. As she stepped on the piece of metal it gave way and her leg fell into the drain.
We acted for Mr T, a 73 years old man who was involved in a motor vehicle accident in late 2014. Mr T was reversing his motor vehicle from his drive way in Western Sydney. As he stopped in the middle of the footpath to let the traffic pass, Mr T checked if there was any incoming traffic towards his left side.
In this matter, we acted for a 53 year old woman who sustained a number of injuries as a result of a motor vehicle accident. The collision occurred as our client was driving along a road when another vehicle suddenly exited a driveway and collided into the front of our client's vehicle.
Our client was very elderly gentleman who on around August 2015 was crossing a pedestrian crossing in Chester Hill New South Wales being in the Canterbury-Bankstown and Greater Western Sydney Region.
Our client was a 41 year old man who slipped on water while shopping at a large chain retailer's store in the Newcastle region. Our client was pushing a trolley through the store when he unexpectedly slipped on water that the store had been spilled on the floor by another customer.
Our client was a lawful entrant and shopper at a large supermarket chain in Campsie, NSW being south west of the Sydney CBD. Campsie is a large commercial and administrative centre of the Canterbury-Bankstown area.
SG was involved in a serious motor vehicle accident in May 2011. She was the driver of the vehicle. Accompanying her in the front passenger seat was her husband and in the rear was her daughter.
In the early hours of the day, Mr RM was driving his hire car through Randwick, returning home. As he approached an intersection, the lights changed to a green arrow. As he proceeded to turn right a car travelling in the opposite direction ran the red light. The two vehicle struck each other in a virtual head on collision. The vehicles were both written off.
A woman from Penrith has been awarded $300,000.00 following a motor vehicle accident whilst travelling on a bus.
A Manly woman who has been involved in a motor vehicle accident has been awarded over $200,000.00 in damages. Our client had arrived at her destination through the use of a taxi. After she had paid the taxi driver, she opened the door and had one leg placed outside of the vehicle. As she was stepping out of the vehicle, the driver has quickly reversed causing our client to fall and seriously injure her leg.
The Plaintiff was attending a Kmart store to attend on the 'photo lab' located at the store. At the store, there are 4 blue chairs which were in operation at the 'photo lab.' Prior to the Plaintiff arriving at the store, one of those chairs had been broken. To replace the broken chair, there was a green plastic garden chair in the area which was sold in their Garden section.
A Wollongong woman has received $190,000.00 following a motor vehicle accident. Our client was travelling along a road doing the speed limit when she was rear-ended by another vehicle without warning. As a result she sustained personal injury to her lower back, right hip and right leg.
Ms MB attended a hotel in the City where it was holding a bubble party. The hotel recognised that the bubbles were likely to cause the surface of the floor to become extremely slippery and therefore, laid down carpet mats throughout the area including hallways. Normally these mats would also extend into the bathrooms (but not the cubicles).
In this matter, we acted for a woman who was involved in a motor vehicle accident whilst driving in Pennant Hills, sustaining a number of physical injuries. The accident occurred as our client slowed down to turn right onto a side street when a vehicle coming from behind failed to stop and collided with the rear of our client's vehicle.
Mr LK is an African national who immigrated to Australia. He had purchased a can of tuna from a departmental store. Upon opening the can and mixing the contents with some boiled rice, he discovered that there was a contaminant which he believed was glass.
Our client was bullied and harassed in his workplace and sustained a psychological injury as a result. A common question that we come across here at Gerard Malouf and Partners, is whether a worker with a psychological injury is able to recover Workers Compensation. It is a reasonable question to ask, given that the majority of injuries are physical and not psychological.
A Northern NSW man was left with significant pain and ongoing nerve damages in his right leg as a result of the failure of two Hospital to diagnose and treat a case of shingles. The delayed pick up of these symptoms cost our client dearly in terms of his ability to attend to his normal duties and accordingly warranted the $120,000 payout.
This matter involved a man from central western NSW who required a complete hip replacement following a failure by a local hospital to appropriately diagnose his presenting condition.
This case involves a middle age woman who, in reliance on her medical practitioners enquired about a presence of a lump in her breast. Unfortunately, treatment was not provided and referrals were not provided resulting in a significantly worse outcome when breast cancer eventually was detected.
We acted for a self-employed home maintenance contractor who sustained injuries in an accident while at work. He suffered injury to his right shoulder and arm, as well as psychological injury.
For a period of over 25 years our client was engaged in the NSW Police Force as a serving Police Officer in the state of New South Wales.
Our client was a child who attended with his family to a Canley Height Local Club in the south west of Sydney, in relation to a children's christmas party where amusement rides were made available for the children as part of the festivities.
On or around March, 2013 our client was a lawful entrant at Australia's largest household hardware chain at Thornleigh, being a suburb in the Hornsby Shire of New South Wales.
A 70 year old Northern Beaches pensioner received significant compensation for her disabling whiplash injury. We recently represented Mrs K in relation to a Motor Vehicle Accident that occurred in the northern beaches. Mrs K was driving along and was cut off by another vehicle which collided into her car.
Our client was a man aged in his late seventies who was hit by a car as he was crossing the road near his home. As a result of the motor vehicle collision our client was knocked unconscious and taken to hospital where he stayed for several days.
Our client was a 61 year old aerospace mechanic, who was the driver of a vehicle which was stationary at a set of traffic lights. The driver of another vehicle apparently feel sleep at the wheel and has coiled with the rear of our clients vehicle.
Our client was employed as a yards person and bus driver when she sustained various injuries refuelling a large number of buses and performing other general maintenance work in the employer's yard.
This case involved the horrific abuse of our client who was made a ward of the state and transferred to a NSW remand centre in 1972.


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MUSHROOM EVENTS
The Mushroom Group is at the forefront of the Australian music industry and leaders in the entertainment industry.
Mushroom Events is a dedicated special event and corporate functions arm of the Group.
The company is run by Michael Gudinski with a team of experienced staff executing all the important details and leaving clients with peace of mind and a first class event.
The Mushroom Group is a major part of the music scene: past, present and future. We know the Australian and international market better than anybody else. Since forming back in 1973, over 40 years ago, Mushroom has evolved as one of the leading shapers of the entertainment industry and at the cutting edge of everything we do.
Mushroom is a community into itself with almost two dozen companies under the one umbrella. These include a touring company, merchandise, booking agencies, record labels, publishing, marketing, ticketing, festivals and more. We believe in independent thinking, but working together within our community to provide the many services we can offer. Our diverse skills mean we are able to find new opportunities and deliver better results. We develop concepts to suit budgets and the client's strategic objectives.
No matter the occasion, the Mushroom Events vast industry network and extensive experience allow us to create and deliver a multitude of experiences for multiple audiences.
We listen to your needs and assist you plan your event, book an artist and successfully execute the all-important details. Our many relationships with talent agencies around the world allow us to provide event planners with a roster of national and international recording artists guaranteed to transform any event into a truly memorable occasion.
We are a collection of specialists providing a full range of services – particularly specializing in producing sporting, corporate, private and fundraising events of all types. Whether it's a corporate party, private celebrity appearances, developing unique properties for fundraising initiatives, or brand development for external clients, we are experts in designing events that exceed expectations.
Michael Gudinski
He's been called the rock guru, the music mogul, the Mushroom man, and is widely recognized as one of the most important and successful figures in the history of the Australian music industry. Irrefutably he is a man of many faces and his many business interests reflect the multiple facets of both his personality and his talents. Most recently awarded the Melburnian of the Year, Michael Gudinski is a household name and his independent group of companies has one of the most credible reputations in the Australian and international entertainment scenes. Michael Gudinski continues to work with enormous enthusiasm across all facets of his companies, and is frequently seen trekking from pub gig to entertainment centre, in Australia and abroad, looking for the next big thing to promote – be it through his record labels, touring companies, agencies or publishing arm. For the past 6 years, Michael has worked very closely with the AFL, arranging the entertainment for the biggest Australian sporting event of the year, the AFL Grand Final.
Anna Toman
Anna began her career at local talent agency, Premier Artists as a 20 year old and worked under the hands of the legendary Frank Stivala for the next 13 years. This gave Anna a wealth of experience across all facets of local touring acts, finance, touring logistics, travel arrangements and event management. When Directors Michael Gudinski and Frank Stivala started the highly successful Mercury Lounge, Crown's premier live entertainment venue, Anna also managed the live performances by the Artists, record launches & private events, PR and promotions including print and radio for the next 10 years.
In 2002, Anna spent 2 years abroad in London working for Kylie Minogue's then manager, Terry Blamey at the height of Kylie's career and world phenomenon.
Anna returned to her hometown of Melbourne in '04 to take up a position as Executive Assistant to Michael Gudinski CEO of the Mushroom Group for 12 years and Gudinski family assistant.
Over the past five years, alongside Michael, Anna has developed a sub-brand called Mushroom Events which books and produces the live entertainment for some of Australia's premium sporting events, including Toyota AFL Grand Final and blockbuster AFL games, corporate marquees and special events. Mushroom Events has also curated the Australian Open tennis live stage for several years, plus works with many high profile celebrity Australians on private events. Anna has worked alongside some of the most famous artists in the world coordinating every little detail when it comes to logistics and live performance.
Anna has also been on the Women For Challenge Committee for over a decade, holding the position of Chairwoman for the past 10 running the very popular Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend Gala Dinner held annually at Crown. This event began as 250 now selling out within 10 minutes each year to a maximum capacity of 1600 women.
Anna is highly motivated, pro-active multi-tasker with a solid knowledge of local and international artists, sponsorship, media and marketing. Anna thrives on hard work and loves to see the results.
Travis Hogan
Event Director
Described as one of the nicest guys in the business, Travis Hogan has been part of the Frontier team since 2002 specialising in all facets of Tour & Production Management working with local and international artists. This includes emerging acts to the most established on the planet acts, such as Ed Sheeran, Drake, Sam Smith and Justin Bieber.
Travis also works extensively in the Australian sporting presentations market. Since 2008, Travis has worked very closely with Tennis Australia as Production Manager for the largest international event in Australia, the Australian Open, managing all areas of entertainment production, including all on-court performance and presentations, corporate facilities, media launches and the annual Newcombe Medal.
In 2011, Travis held the position of production manager and the General Manager of 'Titanic: The Artefact' exhibition in Melbourne. At the time this was the largest exhibition ever staged in Australia and was a huge success for Frontier.
Since 2012, Travis has production managed the AFL Grand Final pre-match and post-match performances. For this prestigious event, Travis is involved in all levels of the production design, supplier sourcing, installation and management onsite and the integration with the performers and the venue.
Travis is across the cutting-edge products available and has a direct relationship with all the suppliers, negotiating and arranging the best deals available and ensuring only the best equipment is supplied.
If anyone understands the production, sound, lighting, staging and logistics business, it's Travis!
Nick Pitts
Nick Pitts has worked for over 45 years in the touring and production business.
Nick Pitts started his career working with major world acts including Elton John, Queen and Led Zeppelin. He relocated to Australia nearly 30 years ago and has worked as a full time tour manager for Frontier Touring since, with experience working with international acts including The Eagles, Bruce Springsteen, Kylie, Foo Fighters, Lionel Richie and Rod Stewart just to name a few. Nick has been involved with the AFL Grand Final entertainment for the past 6 years and in recent years has directed the design and production for the entertainment elements as well. Nick is considered to be one of the most experienced Tour & Production Managers in this industry, not only in Australia but around the world.
Andrew Mackie
Entertainment Booker
The local musician, commonly known as "Mackie", has played in bands from since he was 14, touring the pubs and clubs of Australia spending many of his early twenties playing tunes and mixing with the people. After putting down the instruments, Mackie then started his own label and management company for other bands. He still maintains the passion for being on the creative side but puts all his energy into Mushroom Events as an entertainment booker. Mackie is across what's hot and what's not and keeps up to speed with the many local talents Australia has to offer. Mackie was instrumental in guiding Quiksilver on the launch of their surf nights and has worked on the 2016 Australian Open and Melbourne Racing Club amongst others. Andrew's has a young family and always finds time for surf and listening to the latest releases in the Australian market.
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Blades v. United States - Asserting Public Right of Access to Full Jury-Selection Proceedings in Criminal Trials
Mr. Blades was convicted of assault with intent to kill while armed and related offenses, after a trial in which was conducted in a manner that is quite common in D.C. Superior Court. First, the judge addressed a set of yes-or-no questions to all prospective jurors (e.g., do you know any of the parties or lawyers?; do you have a family member who is a police officer?; is there any other reason you could not serve as a juror in this case?). Afterward, he conducted follow-up questioning of individual prospective jurors at the bench, with a "husher" (a white noise machine) turned on to prevent everyone except the judge, the lawyers, the defendant, and the court reporter from hearing the dialogue.
Mr. Blades objected to this procedure on the ground that it violated his Sixth Amendment right to a public trial, of which jury selection is an important part, but the trial judge overruled his objection and used the husher.
A panel of the D.C. Court of Appeals agreed that a public jury selection process is protected by the Sixth Amendment (as the Supreme Court has said) but affirmed the convictions on the ground that the use of a husher did not make jury selection non-public, where members of the public could see the proceedings and where a transcript could be obtained (for a fee) soon afterward. Judge Beckwith dissented on the ground that the ability to purchase a subsequent transcript is no substitute for a public trial, and that the use of a husher during voir dire should not be allowed except when the trial judge finds justification for closing the proceeding under the same standards that would apply to closing the courtroom during other parts of the trial. To close the proceeding, the party who asks for it must show how having an open proceeding would negatively impact their overriding interest. The court must also consider other ways to protect this interest and, if closure is required, then the court must be sure that the closure isn't more than what is necessary. And finally, the court must make findings that reinforce the party's request for such a courtroom closure.
The trial judge and the majority of the appellate panel felt that requiring prospective jurors to answer questions in public could discourage them from giving fully truthful answers. The dissent's (and Mr. Blades') response is that the same is true of witnesses at trial, and that in specific circumstances a prospective juror (like a trial witness) could request the use of the husher and the court could use it, after making the necessary findings (e.g., a prospective juror in a rape trial who needs to disclose that she was the victim of a sexual assault).
Mr. Blades sought rehearing before the entire Court of Appeals. We joined with the Reporter's Committee for Freedom of the Press and 16 other organizations in an amicus brief supporting rehearing, arguing that a husher may be used only if the First Amendment requirements are satisfied.
The court denied rehearing. The defendant then sought Supreme Court review, which was also denied.
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Carter hasn't been into eating well at school since he's so exxited to be able to eat with friends. Ive packed their favorite things for tomorrow. They are currently playing pirate. Arrrr Matey.
Maybe I'll have time to write a real post soon!
Next postHomemade PSL, You're Welcome.


Bringing in Versace adds a layer of glitter to the company, which sells handbags for less than $500. Versace bags can fetch five times that figure.
Though sales at Versace have been growing stronger recently, the business had been sputtering. And despite some progress, Michael Kors hasn't fully rebounded from its malaise. It's trying to rebuild its reputation after broadly distributing its products to department stores and outlet malls, which damaged its image.
Colleen Barry contributed from Milan.


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