Personal Injury Commission of NSW – Q&A with the President
Overview
The Personal Injury Commission of NSW was established on 1 March 2021.
The Commission resolves disputes between people injured in motor accidents and workplaces in NSW, insurers and employers.
This webinar this a Q&A session with the President – Personal Injury Commission NSW and will be facilitated by our host, Jackie Waugh, Editorial Lead – Personal Injury Law at Wolters Kluwer Asia-Pacific.
Judge Gerard Phillips is the inaugural President of the Personal Injury Commission. Prior to his appointment, Judge Phillips was a solicitor in private practice for over 30 years. He specialised in employment and industrial law and was a partner in the global law firm K & L Gates and served on its global management committee. While in practice, Judge Phillips was a frequent author in the Australian Financial Review on a range of legal and industrial relations topics. He is currently a council fellow at St John’s College within the University of Sydney.
Please also find our references for Motor Accidents Law on Pinpoint; https://pinpoint.cch.com.au/home/motor_accidents_law
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- Please note – No CPD credit attaches to this session
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This webinar is a Q&A session with the President – Personal Injury Commission NSW and will be facilitated by our host, Jackie Waugh, Editorial Lead – Personal Injury Law at Wolters Kluwer Asia-Pacific.Personal Injury Commission
Judge Gerard Phillips is the inaugural President of the Personal Injury Commission. Prior to his appointment, Judge Phillips was a solicitor in private practice for over 30 years. He specialised in employment and industrial law and was a partner in the global law firm K & L Gates and served on its global management committee. While in practice, Judge Phillips was a frequent author in the Australian Financial Review on a range of legal and industrial relations topics. He is currently a council fellow at St John’s College within the University of Sydney.