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Kidd's Law Publications provides comprehensive principle and precedent based publications. Legal practitioners for over 15 years have enjoyed the convenience of easily finding analogous case law in the form of case summaries and readily useable direct quotes from the courts. Kidd's Traffic/Motor Accidents and Personal Injuries (P.I.) Damages Assessment Law publications will greatly save your practice time and money through their practical and detailed approach. Our products are being constantly updated with the latest case law. You, as our customer, can always access this information efficiently through this website or in hardcopy form. For more information please take a look at our Products.
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20 February 2012 Kidd's Traffic Law (Criminal) - Since about only 35% of the information contained in Kidd's Traffic Law (Civil & Criminal) is relevant to criminal lawyers we have produced a lower priced version specifically set up for criminal lawyers. At only $220 p.a. on-line this will make an excellent addition to any criminal lawyer's library.
21 April 2010 EMAIL WEEKLY UPDATE SERVICE - This service is available with all of our products at a very reasonable rate. Contact David Kidd at kiddlrs@optusnet.com.au for details.
21 April 2010 SA & CTH INDUSTRIAL & OHS Law - Please note that our product entitled Guide to SA Industrial Law has been renamed as it now comprehensively covers Federal termination of employment case law under the Fair Work Act 2009 and other useful Federal material. The weekly email service re this publication, with consolidated document back to August 2009 is an important and critical service given the rapidly emerging case law in this area. Please contact David Kidd at kiddlrs@optusnet.com.au for details. This service is very reasonably priced.
19 January 2009 Traffic Law and Kidds Damages P.I. Now Provide Comprehensive Coverage Nationally - We are excited to announce that Kidd's Traffic Law now provides comprehensive coverage Australia-wide (except Victoria) of the criminal aspects of Traffic Law in addition to the civil aspects. This includes Supreme and District Court coverage in SA, NSW, QLD and WA. Tasmanian, ACT and NT cases at the Supreme Court level are also covered.Product Links:
Kidd & Darge's Traffic Law - Australian Principles & Precedents (Civil & Criminal)
Kidd & Darge's Traffic Law is a very practical and useful research tool for finding Australian motor vehicle precedents and principles relevant to
civil and criminal liability, apportionment & sentencing issues. *EMAIL US FOR FREE ON-LINE TRIAL
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Kidd's Damages (P.I. & Defamation) - Australian Principles & Precedents (Assessing Damages For Personal Injuries & Defamation)
This publication is an efficient, practical and value for money research tool in the area of assessing personal injuries damages. It is the only resource you need in this area.*EMAIL US FOR FREE ON-LINE TRIAL. It will save you time and money.
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Kidd's Traffic Law (Criminal)
This publication annotates the traffic legislation of each state and territory (except Victoria) and alphabetically organises the case law on a host of issues.
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Guide to SA Workers Compensation Law
This provides SA cases and commentary (judicial quotes) on SA workers compensation legislation and issues generally. Very useful and economical Australia-wide as a reference book due to its extremely wide coverage of issues.
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Guide to CTH & SA Industrial & OHS Law
This provides FWA & SA cases and commentary (judicial quotes) on CTH & SA Industrial and Occupational Health & Safety legislation and issues generally. Provides excellent coverage of FWA cases relating to termination of employment. The Cth Fair work Act is annotated. Very useful and economical Australia-wide as a reference book due to its extremely wide coverage of issues.
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Damages SA
This is a comprehensive guide to assessing personal injuries damages in South Australia (including defamation Australia-wide). It also is useful re assessing compensation for victims of crime.
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