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Dust Diseases Tribunal New South Wales

Special sitting of the Dust Diseases Tribunal to mark the passing of His Honour Judge John Lawrence O'Meally AM RFD

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Dust Diseases Tribunal of NSW

A court that hears claims for damages from sufferers of dust-related diseases and from dependants of sufferers who have died

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Contact the Tribunal

For people affected by dust disease

Get help and support

Tribunal services available and where to find support groups

What to expect making a damages claim

Types of claims; processes and timelines

Get legal advice

Where to find legal advice and importance of legal representation

For legal practitioners

Practice and procedure

Judgments, Advice to Practitioners, CRP, subpoenas, ADR, more

Urgent claims for the gravely ill

Provisions when a prognosis requires a matter be heard quickly

Claims Resolution Process (CRP)

CRP applies to all Asbestos-related claims for damages

About the Dust Diseases Tribunal

How the Tribunal works

Relevant legislation, case types, how cases are run and icare

History of the Tribunal

Why and how the Tribunal was created and changes to the court

Tribunal President, sitting judges, speeches and past judges

Online Services

The Tribunal provides a range of online services. A NSW Online Registry account gives you instant access to secure management services 24/7. You can file a document online, access the NSW Subpoena response and more...

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How the Tribunal Works

Contact Us

Judge Contact Details

Court list – list closes 3pm daily

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Subpoena Documents

We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which we work and we pay respect to the Elders, past, present and future.

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