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Psychologist finds Daniel Kirk's difficulties are psychological after car crash

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Martin Jackson concluded that Daniel Kirk's difficulties were psychological. This finding relates to a legal action launched by Kathryn Kirk against the Motor Accidents Insurance Board (MAIB) regarding injuries sustained in a car crash in Launceston on November 30, 2010. Kathryn Kirk had contended that MAIB had failed its statutory duty and that she and Daniel Kirk were not returned to their pre-injury condition.

From examiner.com.au

Why it matters

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Martin Jackson determined there was no evidence of physical brain trauma and that Kathryn Kirk's cognitive function was completely intact. This medical conclusion relates to the ongoing dispute over MAIB's obligations to provide assistance and support for long-term care costs.

From examiner.com.au

Who's involved

  • Daniel KirkSubject of the psychological difficulty finding following the 2010 crash.
  • Martin JacksonClinical neuropsychologist who concluded Daniel Kirk's difficulties were psychological.
  • LauncestonCity where the 2010 car crash occurred and where Daniel Kirk was previously residing.

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    The Motor Accidents Insurance Board might face changes in the costs associated with long-term care payments based on the medical determination.

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