Canterbury, South Island
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Christian Pinkney · Associate · ACC & Injury · Christchurch
74 Armagh Street, Christchurch
Associate in the firm's Christchurch litigation team. His areas include ACC disputes and employment, as well as estate and trust disputes and mediation; the firm's ACC page names him as its contact for ACC reviews and appeals.
New Zealand's ACC scheme covers most injuries instead of lawsuits: you generally can't sue for an injury ACC covers. Lawyers in this area help with ACC claims and with challenging ACC decisions through review and appeal.
Generally not for an injury that ACC covers — the ACC scheme replaced that right. You may be able to sue if your injury isn't covered by ACC, and exemplary damages may be sought for particularly blatant or reckless conduct.
Yes. ACC can reconsider its decision, you can ask for an independent review, and review decisions can be appealed to the District Court.
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