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I fell over at my local Woolies, broke my leg and damaged my knee. I had to pay $50k in medical bills and I had to take three weeks off work while my leg healed. I work as a forklift driver and I've been working half time for the last three months because my leg doesn’t have the strength to operate the forklift for too long. My weekly wage is usually $500/wk. Now I'm earning $300/wk. My mother cared for me at home. She was with me full-time for the first three weeks and for the 12 weeks after that she cared for me one day per week.  Mum works as a carer and usually earns $500/day, or $2,000/week. She couldn’t earn her daily rate for the days she cared for me.

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Add your responses here

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You are a junior lawyer at a commercial firm. A big client of yours is a private pilot. She’s just been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers and CASA wants to prosecute her. Your managing partner comes to you as he doesn’t know anything about aviation law and asks you to do some research. You decide to use an AI tool to get you under way. What will you ask (prompt) the AI tool to get you started?

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Refine your prompt from Exercise 1 and create a new sticky note for it here.

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My client has been caught by CASA for overcharging her passengers, what aviation law applies?

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Give me the important legislation on South Australian aviation law, and the legislation that regulates the Civil Aviation Safety Authority

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I don't know anything about aviation law but what happens when a pilot is found to be overcharging her passengers and CASA wants to prosecute her?

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What CASA aviation law applies to a private pilot for overcharging passengers

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Can you create a legal document that informs a client about aviation law in Australia regarding overcharging passengers, and avenues for remedy.

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Give me the relevant legal framework for a private pilot who has been accused by CASA of overcharging passengers.

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I am a lawyer at a commerical law firm. One of my clients has been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers. CASA wants to prosecute her. Please give me all the relevant legislation and information that may apply. 

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Summarise the South Australian legislation on aviation laws, specifically in relation to Civil Aviation Safety Authority

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Can you please highlight the relevant legislative framework in South Australia/Commonwealth of Australia which gives the Australia Civil Aviation Authority the ability to prosecute private pilots for overcharging of clients?

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I am a lawyer at a commercial firm, and i have a client who is a private pilot. She has just been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers, and CASA wants to prosecute her. What aviation law applies to my client?

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Aviation law in South Australia in relation to charging passengers 

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In relation to the Civil Aviation Saftey and Authority legislation in South Australia, can you suggest relevant laws in the instance that a private pilot is is being prosecuted for overcharging clients?

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what does South Australian law say about pilots overcharging their passengers?

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You are a junior lawyer at a commercial firm. A big client of yours has been pulled up by CASA about overcharging passengers. Your managing partner does not know anything about aviation law. What is some relevant legislation about this matter?

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give me the relevant legislation on South Australian aviation law and CASA. do this if you were a junior lawyer who is going to go and do further research from your information 

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You're a junior lawyer at a commercial firm. your client has been overcharging her passengers and CASA want to prosecute her. what aviation law applies

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Write a defence argument for a pilot who has been pulled up/accused by CASA for overcharging her passengers, please incorporate the use of Australian aviation law in this argument.

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I am being prosecuted for overcharging passengers at CASA, what aviation law applies? And what consequences will I face?

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A client of mine is a private pilot and is being prosecuted by CASA for overcharging her passengers. Give me legal resources relevant to this scenario

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You are a Australian lawyer who wants to know about the law surrounding pilots overcharging passengers. Please reference the CASA while answering

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What policy does CASA have in place for a private pilot overcharging her passengers with regard to Australian aviation law? Explain to me as if I know nothing about aviation law.

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What legislation applies to private pilots under CASA that are alleged to be overcharging?

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You are a junior lawyer at a South Australian commercial firm. Your client has been caught by CASA for overcharging passengers. Write a short report on what aviation law applies. Include citations for any legislation or common law you use. 

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As a lawyer, what legislation should i consider that applies to private pilots in South Australia in regards to overcharging passengers and violates CASA regulations?

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Can you, applying the relevant aviation law, write a document that guides a private pilot on the regulations of overcharging passengers?

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As a junior lawyer please advise a private pilot for overcharging passengers, who has been pulled by CASA. What aviation law applies? please advise.

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You are a junior lawyer in South Australia, a client has been caught by CASA for overcharging her passengers. Could you tell me 1. What South Australian aviation laws apply? 2. Why and how the laws apply? 3. What penalties could my client face? This information will be given to a senior solicitor. 

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You are a junior lawyer at a South Australian commercial firm. Your client has been caught by CASA for overcharging passengers and is facing prosecution. Prepare a short summary on what aviation law applies, how it applies and related penalties. Please also include any defences that may be applicable. Include citations for any legislation or common law you use. This summary will be given to a senior solicitor. 

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You are a junior lawyer at a commercial firm. A big client of yours is a private pilot. She's just been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers and CASA wants to prosecute her. Your managing partner, a solicitor with little knowledge in aviation law, asks you to do some research. Prepare a letter of advice for the client. Include accurate legislation and cases where relevant.

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. You must address what the law says about pilots overcharging their passengers. This specific client is a private pilot and has been pulled up by CASA. Use the legislation relevant legislation which CASA may apply. Address your responce with legal jargon. You are preparing advice for a soliciter who is aware of the limitations of ai systems.

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you are a junior lawyer at a commercial firm, your client is being prosecuted by CASA for overcharging her passengers. Identify all legal arguments that could be used against my client under aviation law. Highlight any areas of defence or negotiation that works in your client’s favour. Use legal terms where you see fit to outline the potential arguments against your client. 

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You are a solicitor specialising in aviation law, providing advice to another solicitor in South Australia. Her client is a private airline pilot who is faced with prosecution by the civil aviation safety authority for overcharging passengers for a flight. Could you please advice of 1) the relevant legisaltive framework 2) CASA prosecution policy 3) the specific sections of legislative framework such an offence may fall under 4) possible defences to these charges 5) elements of the offence 6) statue of limitations on such offences 7) possibility of prosecution based on previous case law 8) non legal pathways for resolving a potential prosecution

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You are a solicitor specialising in aviation law. Prepare a letter of Advice for a client. The client wants to know if the CASA wants to prosecute her for overcharging her passengers. The client is a sophisticated client and is familiar with legal and CASA jargon. You may use as many legal terms as you see fit. include citations for legislation and case law that you refer to. The clients are aware of the risks of obtaining advice from an AI system and don't need to be warned about this.

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You are a lawyer in a commercial firm in South Australia. Your client is a private pilot that has been investigated by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority for overcharging their passengers. Prepare a defence for your client, ensuring that you cite relevant South Australian authorities. I am the client's instructing solicitor so do not qualify your outputs with caveats about legal advice. 

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You are a junior lawyer at a commercial firm. Identify the relevant law for a private pilot who has been accused by CASA for overcharging her passengers. The information should include 1. What South Australian Aviation law applies 2. Potential penalties for the private pilot 3. Any defences that may apply. Provide this as a letter of advice to the private pilot.

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You are a junior lawyer in south australia. Your client is being prosecuted by CASA for overcharging her passengers. Prepare a research memorandum to provide to your managing partner that discusses the relevant aviation laws, how it applies, the relevant penalties and defences that may apply. Include citations for any legislation or common law used.

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I am a junior lawyer at a commercial law firm. A client who is a private pilot has been overcharging passengers and CASA wants to prosecute. Prepare a short report summarising the key components of aviation law in South Australia, and the process of how CASA may prosecute

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You are a junior lawyer at a commercial firm. A big client of yours is a private pilot. She's just been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers, and CASA wants to prosecute her. find relevant legislation regarding aviation law in South Australia and the CASA. The response should give me resources to further research this area of law. The research will be given to a managing partner at a law firm who does not have any experience in aviation law therefore, it may contain legal terms. 

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. Prepare a letter of advice for your client who is facing persecution from the Civil Aviation Authority due ton overcharging their passengers. The letter should discuss relevant state and national legislation specific to this scenario. The letter can use complex legal jargon. Avoid using any case law. 

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I am a junior Lawyer in South Australia, prepare an affidavit suitable for filing, the facts are a pilot has been accused by CASA for overcharging her passengers, the affidavit should provide a summary of the facts incorporating south Australian aviation law.

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You are a South Australian junior lawyer at a commercial firm. Prepare legal research on aviation law. The legal research should include references to private pilots, overcharging passengers, and the CASA. The legal research should be a summary of the facts. Do not qualify your output with caveats about legal advice or any common law cases which cannot be found by the any Australian Courts.

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You are a solicitor an a South Australian law firm. Prepare a letter of advice for a client that provides relevant legislation and case law. The letter of advice should discuss a pilot who has been found overcharging passengers and the implications of this in a legal sense. Your response can include legal jargon and assume the client can understand legal language.

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You are a junior lawyer in a South Australian law firm. You need to do research about South Australian aviation law. Your client has been caught overcharging their passengers by CASA, and is at risk of being prosecuted by CASA. Please tell me what aviation law applies. This research will be given to a senior lawyer in the firm so there is no need to tell me to get advice from a lawyer. 

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You are a junior lawyer at a South Australian commercial firm. Prepare a document outlining relevant legislation that is suitable for your managing partner to read. The document should discuss what your private pilot client should do after being alleged by CASA of overcharging her clients. You must cite legislation that you refer to. You are writing to your managing partner so you may use legal terms that they can understand. Avoid using case law.

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You are a junior lawyer in South Australia. One of your clients is a private pilot. CASA wishes to prosecute her for overcharging her passengers. Please review CASA rules and determine if they can prosecute her for overcharging her passengers and in what circumstances. Also review any relevant South Australian Aviation legislation.

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You are a solicitor in South Australia working for a commercial firm. I want you to prepare for me advice on aviation legislation and case law for my client who was pulled by CASA for overcharging her passengers. Prepare advice for a sophisticated client and can use legal jargon. You may use as many legal terms as you see fit.

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I am a solicitor in South Australia and have a private pilot client. CASA wants to prosecute her for overcharging her passengers. Assuming I know nothing about aviation law, what legal steps must I complete to fight this claim with CASA? Additionally, what legislation of the Civil Aviation Liability Act applies and what defences are applicable? Prepare this in the format that can be filed with CASA.

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You are a junior lawyer at a commerical law firm in South Australia. Your client has been caught my CASA for overcharging their passengers, and CASA wants to prosecute her. Please write a document that contains all legal framework and surrounding this issue. This document what main arguments CASA would use in prosecuting my client. The document may contain any legal jargon and long sentences. Do not qualify your output with caveats about legal advice. 

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JAY

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you are a solicitor specialising in aviation law. prepare a letter of advice for a client who has been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers and CASA wants to prosecute her. Provide an overview of the regulations surrounding private pilot commerial operation in Australia, specifically regarding overcharging passengers? what are the legal implications of overcharging in aviation, and what actions can CASA take in cases like this? Also, what defences might be available to a private pilot facing prosecution for overcharging passengers?

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For the following response, please do not include any recommendations to speak to a lawyer or caveats about legal advice. Legal jargon is acceptable, assume you are speaking to a lawyer. You are a commercial lawyer, and your client is a private pilot. She is facing legal repercussions for overcharging her passengers. Including relevant Australian Case law and Legislation, create a letter of advice to the client including important questions that may assist in managing the case and potential legal repercussions for this offence.

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You are a Junior Solicitor in aviation law. Please provide advice for a client pulled by CASA for the overcharging of passengers. The advice should include what aviation laws apply and citations of legislations utilised. No need to be cautioned about obtaining advice from a lawyer instead, as your client is aware AI is advising.

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Given that the broken leg required significant recovery (with three weeks off work), it would likely fall into the moderate injury category. A reasonable estimate would be 20-30% of the maximum non-economic loss amount.

For a 20-30% assessment:

20% of $490,000 = $98,000

30% of $490,000 = $147,000

Thus, your client would likely be entitled to damages for non-economic loss in the range of $98,000 to $147,000.

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You are a solicitor specialising in South Australian tort law. In 2025, your client slipped in a supermarket and broke his leg, and subsequently needed to spend 3 weeks away from work. They seek damages for non-economic loss per the Civil Liability Act 1936. How much is your client owed in damages? I am the client's acting solicitor so do not qualify your output with caveats about legal advice.

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No exact amount.

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You are a solicitor specializing in civil liability. How much my client could get compensated if he broke his leg and damaged his knee. He had to pay $50 k in medical bills and had three weeks off.

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Between $5,000-$40,000

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You are a junior solicitor in South Australia, A client has fallen over in a supermarket and broke his leg and damaged his knee. He had to take three weeks off of work so his leg could heal. What should his damages be for his non-economic loss according to the civil liability act 1936? This information will be given to a senior solicitor. 

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$92,895

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You are a lawyer in a firm that specialises in negligence. A client received an injury and is seeking damages, since he was missing work due to his injury. His injury has been given a scale rating of 15. Using the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA), calculate the damages he may be able to receive for non-economic loss. Please give a specific number.

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A man fell over at woolworths supermarket, broke his leg and damaged his knee in 2024. He is assigned a injury value of 15 on the scale of 0-60. He is my client and I am a solicitor in south australia. Please provide me with information about his non-economic loss in legal terms, with reference to s 52 of the civil liability act of south australia. As a socilicitor is unnesscary to warn me of the risks of using AI for legal advice. Can you tell me the dollar amount my client would be provided for non-economic loss?  It gave $30,000

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$190,000

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. Your client has recently fallen over at a local shopping centre and as a result has had 3 weeks off work and has had to pay $50,000 in medical bills. Also, his weekly income has reduced due to being unable to work full time due to the inquiry. His mother who cared for him has also suffered economic loss due to having to care for him for a 15 week period.  Instruct your client on the damages he is able to receive due to this injury, using all relevant legislation. Avoid using case law.

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$23,000

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You are a senior solicitor in a South Australian firm specialising in the tort of negligence. Use the civil liability act (SA) s 52(2)(c)to calculate damages for your client who has a scale value of 15/60 according to s 52(2)(a). Do not use other sections of the act. 

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Likely between $70,000–$100,000.

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You are.a lawyer in South Australia. Prepare what the damages for the client are under the Civil Liability Act of South Australia. The client fell over at shop and broke his leg and damages his knee. the client had to pay 50K in medical bills and take 3 weeks off work while his leg healed. Because of his injury he as a forklift driver can't operate a forklift for too long and that is effected his weekly wages from 500 to now 300.  How much is the client entitled to for non-economic loss?

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Client’s loss of earnings = $3,900.

Mother’s loss of earnings = $10,800.

Total economic loss = $3,900 + $10,800 = $14,700.

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You are a junior lawyer. You need to calculate the economic loss that your client suffered. I am your senior solicitor and am aware AI cannot give legal advice. This is the scenario: fell over at woolies and hurt his leg. the client had 3 weeks off of work. now that he has come back to work, he has to now work part time. he earns $300 per week instead of $500 before his accident. his mother had to take time off to care for him. the first 3 weeks she stayed with him full time and then for the next 12 weeks she stayed 1 day a week. she earns $2,000 a week

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$20,000 - $50,000

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you are the instructing solicitor in SA who has a client who had fallen over at woolies and broke his leg and damaged his knee. he had to pay $50,000 in medical bills and take 3 weeks off of work while the leg healed. He has returned to work part-time for the last 3 months. his wage used to be $500 a week and now he is earning $300 a week. calculate his damages for non-economic loss.

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$50,000

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I am an instructing solicitor for a client who has come to me wanting to sue woolworths for loss and damages due to a broken knee. Due to paying $50,000 in medical bills and not being able to work full time for three months, they have now dropped from $500 weekly income to $300 and was being cared for by their mother who was unable to make her normal daily rate of $400 per day earning $2000 per week, which has now dropped. What would be the damages awarded to my client for non-economic loss? Please use the civil liability act SA 1936

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Summary of Potential Claims:

Medical Expenses: $50,000 (past).

Past Loss of Earnings: $3,900.

Care and Assistance: $13,200.

Pain and Suffering: Subject to medical evidence and whether the injury is considered serious. This will need further clarification based on your client’s ongoing condition.

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I am a lawyer working in South Australia. I have a client who fell over and broke their leg at Woolworths. They had to pay $50,000 in medical bills and took 3 weeks off work. He works as a forklift driver at $500/week and has had to work at $300/week for 3 months due to his injury. His mother took care of him for the three weeks and 1 day a week for the following 12 weeks, usually earning $400/day which she was not able to earn. Tell me what damages my client is entitled to according to the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA)

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$11,500

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You are a senior lawyer. Your client fell over in a Woolworths supermarket and broke his leg and damaged his knee. He had time off work for three weeks and now is only able to work part time as a result of the injury. He was earning $500 per week and now earns $300 per week. Please review the relevant section of the Civil Liability Act 1936 and calculate the damages which your client would be awarded for non-economic loss in a negligence case against Woolworths.

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Based on a scale value of 15, your client can expect non-economic damages to range from approximately $15,000 to $25,000.

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i have a client who fell over at a supermarket and broke their leg. They have to pay 50,000 in medical fees and have reduced their hours at work due to not being able to operate the machinery. The first three weeks, they had off, and their income was 500 a week, but now it is 300 a week. Applying section 52 of the Civil liability act, my client wants to know what the exact damages he can receive for non-economic loss with a scale value of 15.

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Answer - $11,500 – $34,500

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. Using the Civil Liability act 1936, calculate how much the client should receive in damages per his non-econimic loss. They fell over at work which led to them missing $200 a week of wages for three months. Additionally he had to take three weeks off work and earnt nothing. His mother lost $2000 a week in the three weeks she took off to care for him. Additionally $400 one day a week in which she continued to care for him for they rest of the three months. How much is your client owed in damages? Use legal jargon. You are preparing advice for a soliciter who is aware of the limitations of ai systems. 

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Total Compensation Estimate

1. Non-Economic Loss: Compensation for your injury, with a scale value of 15, would likely range between $5,000 and $50,000, depending on the final assessment of the severity of your pain and suffering.

2. Gratuitous Services: For the three weeks of care provided by your mother, the compensation would be $6,000.

Conclusion: $11,000 and $56,000

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You are a solicitor in south australia. Prepare a letter of advice on non-economic loss and gratuitous services in accordance to the civil liability act 1936 (SA) for your client who wants to know how much they could get. Your client fell over at their local Woolworths and broke their leg and damaged their knee. He had a scale value of 15. The client had to pay $50,000 in medical bills and take 3 weeks off of work. Their mother took care of them for the first three weeks and had to take time off. She works as a carer who usually earns $400 a day or $2000 a week. Do not qualify your output with caveats about legal advice and only refer to the civil liability act.  

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At the time (2003), the maximum amount for non-economic loss was $241,500 (indexed annually under the Regulations).

Step 2: Apply the percentage to the maximum amount

Given that an ISV of 15 corresponds to 20% of the maximum amount:

Damages=241,500×0.20=48,300\text{Damages} = 241,500 \times 0.20 = 48,300Damages=241,500×0.20=48,300

Step 3: Final Calculation

The value of damages for non-economic loss for an ISV of 15 in 2003 is $48,300.

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You are a tort lawyer in South Australia. For the following prompt please refrain from giving cautions or caveats in regards to legal advice, and assume you are speaking to a Lawyer. In accordance with the Civil Liability Act 1936, please calculate the value of damages for non-economic loss in a case where the Injury Scale Value has been determined to be 15. Assume that the injury occurred in 2003.

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Pain and Suffering

Under Section 36 of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (SA), damages for pain and suffering can be claimed based on the severity and permanence of the injury.

This section generally provides for an amount in compensation for the pain, suffering, and loss of amenities associated with the injury.

The amount awarded for pain and suffering is generally calculated by the court after taking into account the severity of the injury, the impact on the person's life, and any permanent effects.

Given that your client has suffered a broken leg and knee damage, which likely affects his mobility and lifestyle, it is reasonable to expect that pain and suffering would form a component of the claim.

Amount to claim: This would depend on medical reports and evidence regarding the severity and impact of the injury. An estimated amount might be in the range of $10,000 to $50,000, depending on the permanent effects and the impact on his daily life.

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You are a torts law constructing solicitor in a South Australian commercial firm. Your client has come to you with an injury after falling over at work and has broken his leg, and damaged his knee. He had to pay $50k in medical bills and was in hospital for 3 weeks. He has been forced to work half the time he usually could before his injury. His weekly wage has decreased from $500/week to $300/week. He required his mother to care for him for 3 week full-time. You must inform him of the amount of money he can receive under the Civil Liability Act and cite the relevant sections you used to calculate these damages.

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Given that the maximum cap for non-economic loss is $551,500 and assuming the injury causes 10% permanent impairment, the damages would be calculated as:

Non-Economic Loss=10%×551,500=55,150\text{Non-Economic Loss} = 10\% \times 551,500 = 55,150Non-Economic Loss=10%×551,500=55,150

Thus, assuming a 10% permanent impairment, the damages for non-economic loss your client could receive would be $55,150.

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You are a solicitor specialising in South Australian Tort Law. A client recently fell over at work, resulting in a broken leg. Your client needed to spend three weeks off from work and has only been able to work half time since. Provide your client with the damages they can receive for non-economic loss per the Civil Liability Act 1936. Please calculate and give a specific number.

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You are the solicitor handling this matter of non-economic loss. Your client fell at his local Woolworths, broke his leg and damaged his knee. The client paid 50000 in medical bills, took 3 weeks off work to heal. The client worked half the time for the following 3 months after suffering quality of life physical damages. The clients weekly wage prior to injury was $500 a week, and post injury is $300 per week. The clients mother took unpaid leave to be his full-time carer for 3 weeks, and one day a week for following 12 weeks. Using the Civil liability Act calculate the damages your client is entitled to collect and identify how this amount was calculated.

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ISV 15 → approx. $20,000

ISV 20 → approx. $35,000

ISV 25 → approx. $50,000

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you are a solicitor who has a client that has broken their leg and damaged their knee by falling over at woolworths in 2025. your client had to pay 50k in medical bills and consequently had to take 3 weeks off to heal his leg. He is a forklift driver and has been working half the time for the last 3 months due to his leg not having the strength to operate the forklift for too long. His weekly wage is about 500/wk but is now earning 300/wk as a result. Please advise your client per the Civil Liability Act 1936 on how much in total they are owed in damages regarding his non-economic loss. As a solicitor myself, there is no need to advice me to obtain a lawyer as this client is aware AI is being utilised.

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$6,000 for her lost income while she cared for her son.

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You are a lawyer in South Australia. Prepare what the damages for the client are under the Civil Liability Act of South Australia. The client fell over at shop and broke his leg and damages his knee. the client had to pay 50K in medical bills and take 3 weeks off work while his leg healed. As a result the client's mum took time off work. She works as a carer and earns 500 per day or 2000 per week but she can't earn her daily rates because she's having to look after the client. Use the Civil Liability Act of South Australia section 58 to calculate damages for the client's mum. do not use other sections of the act.

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To calculate the amount of money your client can receive for the gratuitous services provided by his mother under South Australian law, specifically the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA), we need to consider the rules set out in the legislation. We will look into gratuitous services and how they are compensated.

Relevant Sections of the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA):

1. Section 55 of the Civil Liability Act 1936: This section governs the award of damages for gratuitous services provided by a carer.

2. Section 57 of the Civil Liability Act 1936: This section provides the framework for how compensation for services can be calculated, including considering the market value of the services provided by a family member.

Step 1: Identifying the Services

Your client's mother has provided the following care:

Full-time care for 3 weeks (7 days a week).

Part-time care for 12 weeks (1 day a week).

Step 2: Calculating the Total Hours of Care

1. Full-time care for 3 weeks:

7 days a week × 3 weeks = 21 days.

If we assume that full-time care means 24 hours of care per day:
21 days × 24 hours/day = 504 hours of care.

2. Part-time care for 12 weeks:

1 day per week for 12 weeks = 12 days.

Assuming a full day's care is 8 hours:
12 days × 8 hours/day = 96 hours of care.

Thus, the total number of hours of care provided by the mother is:

504 hours (full-time care) + 96 hours (part-time care) = 600 hours of care.

Step 3: Calculating the Rate of Compensation

The mother’s usual earnings are $400/week. Since she could not earn the same rate for every day she cared for her son, we need to calculate a reasonable hourly rate based on her usual earnings.

1. If the mother works as a carer and earns $400 per week, assuming a full-time work week of 40 hours, her hourly rate would be: 40040=10 dollars per hour\frac{400}{40} = 10 \text{ dollars per hour}40400​=10 dollars per hour

However, she is performing care work for her son, which is often valued at a lower rate than her usual earnings. The court would usually apply a reduced hourly rate for the mother's services. In practice, this rate might be around $10 per hour for the purpose of damages calculation, but the courts will also consider what is reasonable in the specific context.

Step 4: Applying the Compensation Rate

Total hours of care: 600 hours.

Reasonable hourly rate for gratuitous services: $10/hour.

Therefore, the total damages for the gratuitous services provided by the mother are:

600 hours×10 dollars/hour=6,000 dollars.600 \text{ hours} \times 10 \text{ dollars/hour} = 6,000 \text{ dollars}.600 hours×10 dollars/hour=6,000 dollars.

Step 5: Relevant Statutory Reference

Section 55 of the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA) addresses damages for gratuitous services.

It allows a claim for damages where a person (e.g., the mother) provides services without being paid for them.

Section 57 of the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA) provides guidance on how to assess the value of gratuitous services and may reduce the hourly rate if the service is provided by a family member.

Conclusion:

Under the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA), the total amount that your client can claim for the gratuitous services provided by his mother would be $6,000, based on the assumption of a $10 per hour rate for 600 hours of care.

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You are a torts law constructing solicitor in a South Australian commercial firm. Your client has come to you with an injury after falling over at work and has broken his leg, and damaged his knee. He was in hospital for 3 weeks. He required his mother to care for him for 3 weeks full-time. She then cared for him for a further 12 weeks for 1 day per week. The mother normally works as a carer and earns $400/week. She could not earn the same rate for every day she cared for your client. You must calculate the amount of money he can receive (for his mother) under the Civil Liability Act and cite the relevant sections you used to calculate gratuitous services damages.

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Calculation of Compensation:

1. Full-time care for 3 weeks (not working):

The mother normally earns $2,000 per week.

She didn't work for 3 weeks, so the total loss of income is: 3 weeks×2,000 per week=6,000

2. Part-time care (1 day off per week for 12 weeks):

The mother had to take 1 day off per week for 12 weeks, resulting in a loss of $400 per week.

The total loss of income for the 12 weeks is: 12 weeks×400 per week=4,800

3. Total Compensation:

Adding both amounts together: 6,000+4,800=10,800

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You are a solicitor in a south australian firm. Use the civil liability act (SA) s 58 where the injured person had a scale value of 15/60 to calculate the gratuitous services of a mother taking care of their child. The mother didn't work for 3 weeks where she normally earns $2,000 a week. Additionally, she's had to take 1 day off per a week for 12 weeks where she lost $400 a week. Calculate how much compensation she can receive according to the civil liability act (SA). Do not use other sections of the act or qualify your output with caveats about legal advice. Make this a summary. 

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Based on Section 58 of the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA), the damages for the client's mother would be $6,000 for her lost income while she cared for her son.

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You are a lawyer in South Australia. Prepare what the damages for the client are under the Civil Liability Act of South Australia. The client fell over at shop and broke his leg and damages his knee. the client had to pay 50K in medical bills and take 3 weeks off work while his leg healed. As a result the client's mum took time off work. She works as a carer and earns 500 per day or 2000 per week but she can't earn her daily rates because she's having to look after the client. Use the Civil Liability Act of South Australia section 58 to calculate damages for the client's mum. do not use other sections of the act. 

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$13,200

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You are senior solicitor in a South Australian firm and have just gained a new client. She has taken time off of work to care for her injured son. She was away from work for three weeks, and took one day per week for the next twelve weeks. She usually earns $400 per day, or $2,000 per week. Disregard these wages if they are not relevant. Use the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA) s 58 relating to gratuitous services. Do not use other sections of the act. What damages may she be able to receive?

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The total damages that the mother could be entitled to under Section 58 would be $10,500 + $6,000 = $16,500

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I am a lawyer working in South Australia. I have a client who fell over and broke their leg at Woolworths. His mother took care of him full time for the three weeks and 1 day a week for the following 12 weeks, usually earning $500/day which she was not able to earn. Tell me what damages  his mother is entitled to according to the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA) section 58. Only look at Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA) section 58.

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$16,500

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You are a junior lawyer, Our client was injured and his mother had to look after him. His mother took three weeks off to care for him initially and then took one day off for 12 weeks. She earns $500 a day or $2000 a week. What could our client claim for gratuitous damages for his mother. Use the Civil liability Act SA to calculate the damages and please give me a numerical figure at the end. Only use section 58 of the Act to calculate the figure. This information will be given to a senior solicitor. 

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$24,600

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. Your client's son has recently fallen over at a local shopping centre and as a result has had 3 weeks off work and has had to pay $50,000 in medical bills. Also, his weekly income has reduced due to being unable to work full time due to the inquiry. Your client has had to care for him, and as a result has suffered economic loss due to having to care for him for a 15 week period and being unable to work elsewhere.  Instruct your client on the damages she is able to receive due to this economic loss, using all the Civil Liability Act (1936). Provide a specific price. 

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(a) Total for Full-Time Care (3 weeks):

Total hours for 3 weeks of full-time care = 504 hours

Hourly rate = $30 per hour

Care damages for full-time care = 504 hours × $30 = $15,120

(b) Total for Part-Time Care (12 weeks):

Total hours for 12 weeks of part-time care = 288 hours

Hourly rate = $30 per hour

Care damages for part-time care = 288 hours × $30 = $8,640

Total care damages = $15,120 (full-time) + $8,640 (part-time) = $23,760

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You are the solicitor handling this matter of non-economic loss. Your client fell at his local Woolworths, broke his leg and damaged his knee. The client paid 50000 in medical bills, took 3 weeks off work to heal. The client worked half the time for the following 3 months after suffering quality of life physical damages. The clients weekly wage prior to injury was $500 a week, and post injury is $300 per week. The clients mother took unpaid leave to be his full-time carer for 3 weeks, and one day a week for following 12 weeks. Using section 58 of the civil liability act, calculate only the clients mothers damages that can be received. 

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$12,000

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You are a solicitor specialising in tort law in South Australia. Your client slipped in a supermarket and has needed to take 3 weeks off work. During this time, his mother provided gratuitous services as per section 58 of the Civil Liability Act 1936. The mother lost, in total, $12,000 whilst caring for her son. Calculate the damages owed to the mother as per section 58(2) of the Civil Liability Act and do not use other sections of the act. 

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1. Full-Time Care (3 weeks):

Weekly earnings = $2,000

Total for 3 weeks: 3 weeks×2000=60003 \, \text{weeks} \times 2000 = 60003weeks×2000=6000

So, $6,000 for full-time care.

2. Part-Time Care (12 weeks):

The mother provides one day per week of care, and one day's worth of her earnings is $400 (since $2,000/5 days = $400).

Total for 12 weeks: 12 weeks×400=480012 \, \text{weeks} \times 400 = 480012weeks×400=4800

So, $4,800 for part-time care.

Total Calculation Before Cap:

Total damages (without cap) = Full-time care damages + Part-time care damages

6000+4800=10,8006000 + 4800 = 10,8006000+4800=10,800

However, since the damages are capped at $6,648, the client can only seek $6,648 as the maximum amount for the gratuitous services provided by the mother, even though the total calculated amount exceeds this cap.

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You are an instructing solicitor in South Australian Tort Law. Your clients mother cared for him full-time for three weeks and only one day per week for the following 12 weeks. The mother's weekly earnings are $2000 but she has been unable to work since caring for her son. What gratuitous damages can the client seek on her behalf, provided that the damages is capped at $6648? Please provide a specific number.

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The client’s mother is likely entitled to claim $6,000 in lost earnings. The claim for gratuity services ($5,200) is unlikely to succeed under s 58 due to the statutory six-month threshold.

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. Using the Civil Liability act 1936, calculate how much should the client's mother receive in damages per his non-econimic loss. They fell over at work which led to them missing $200 a week of wages for three months. Additionally he had to take three weeks off work and earnt nothing. His mother lost $2000 a week in the three weeks she took off to care for him. Additionally $400 one day a week in which she continued to care for him for they rest of the three months. How much is your mothers client owed in damages? Use legal jargon. You are preparing advice for a soliciter who is aware of the limitations of ai systems. 

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"$11,927.40 for the gratuitous services she provided, based on the limitations of state average weekly earnings."

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My client's mother acted as a carer for her son who has suffered an injury. She had to take 3 weeks off work, meaning she lost her earnings of $2000 each week. Additionally she cared for him for one day each week for a further 12 weeks, where she would have earnt $500 but didn't because of the injury. As a solicitor in south Australia I am seeking advice as to what her claim for gratuitous services would be. Please provide me with a dollar amount with reference to s 58 of the civil liability act south Australia and explain your reasoning. 

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$6000

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You are a senior solicitor in a South Australian firm specialising in the tort of negligence. Your client would like to be awarded for gratuitous services after having to take care of her son for 3 weeks and 12 days. Your client qualifies for damages in s58(1), s58(2) & s58(3). Your client has lost $12,000 worth of earnings. Use the Civil Liability Act (SA) s58(4) to calculate her damages. Do not use other sections of this act. 

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$10,800

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As an instructing solicitor for a client, what are the damages that can be awarded to my client for loss of income due to not being able to work to care for her injured son. She normally earns $2000 per week for the first three weeks and then went back to work all days except for one meaning she loses $400 a week, this went on for another 12 weeks. Please calculate the awarded damages using the Civil Liability Act (SA) 1936 section 58 (1)(a) and section 58 (2)

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Exercise 2 - $10,800

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You are a senior lawyer. Your client fell in a supermarket and injured his leg and knee. His mother cared for him whilst he recovered. She cared for him full time for 3 weeks, then one day a week for 12 weeks. As a result she was unable to work in her own job for the days she cared for him. She earns $400 a day, or $2000 per week. With reference to section 58(2) of the Civil Liability Act 1936 please calculate the dollar amount of damages your client can claim in respect of gratuitous services in relation to his mother caring for him whilst he recovered. 

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Somehow thought this was a motor vehicle accident when I specified it wasn't lmao

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You are a solicitor in South Australia specialising in personal injury and tort law. For the following prompt please assume that you are speaking to another lawyer, and refrain from including caveats or warnings about your capacity to give legal advice. Your client has fallen over at a Woolworths Store, broken his leg and damaged his knee. This was NOT a motor vehicle accident. His mother has provided gratuitous services in the form of caring for him for a period of 3 weeks after the accident, and 1 day a week for the 12 weeks following. She makes $500 a day or $2,000 a week normally, and lost this income during the time spent caring for your client. With reference to the Civil Liability Act 1936, specifically section 58, calculate the damages that can be awarded in respect of gratuitous services.

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$16,500

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you are a solicitor who has a client that has a son who has broken their leg and damaged their knee by falling over at Woolworths in 2025. your clients had to pay 50k in medical bills and consequently had to take 3 weeks off to heal his leg. He is a forklift driver and has been working half the time for the last 3 months due to his leg not having the strength to operate the forklift for too long. His weekly wage is about 500/wk but is now earning 300/wk as a result. Your client, the mother cared for him at home. She took care of him full time for the first 3 weeks and for the 12 weeks after that she cared for him one day per week. Your client (the mum) works as a carer and usually earns 500/day, or 2,000/week. As a result of caring for him, she could not earn her daily rate. Please advise your client per the Civil Liability Act 1936 SA S58 only on how much in total they are owed in damages. As a solicitor myself, there is no need to advice me to obtain a lawyer as this client is aware AI is being utilised.

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If your client has lost $12,000 in income, she would be entitled to claim $10,000 under this provision, as that is the statutory maximum allowable amount for loss of income due to time taken off work for caregiving under the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA).

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Under Section 58(4) of the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA), if my client has lost 12k due to taking time off work to care for her son who suffered an injury, what is the maximum amount of damages she can claim for this loss of income?

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1) Yes, It will collect prompts, files, images and audio depending on the features used.

2) Yes, To improve its services, conduct research and help responses.

3) By using the program the user agrees to the terms and conditions.

4) Yes, as they can store your data for as long as they need and use it how they like.

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'Our use of content. We may use Content to provide, maintain, develop, and improve our Services, comply with applicable law, enforce our terms and policies, and keep our Services safe. If you're using ChatGPT through Apple's integrations, see this Help Center article⁠(opens in a new window) for how we handle your Content.

Ownership of content. As between you and OpenAI, and to the extent permitted by applicable law, you (a) retain your ownership rights in Input and (b) own the Output. We hereby assign to you all our right, title, and interest, if any, in and to Output.

You must not use any Output relating to a person for any purpose that could have a legal or material impact on that person, such as making credit, educational, employment, housing, insurance, legal, medical, or other important decisions about them.'

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Does ChatGPT store data input by the user?

Relevant section: Data Usage and Retention

OpenAI collects and processes data that users input during their interactions with the models. This data is typically stored temporarily in order to generate responses, improve performance, and ensure safety.

OpenAI might retain data for longer periods, especially for the purpose of improving their models, preventing abuse, or conducting research.

Source Reference:

OpenAI mentions in their Data Usage and Privacy Policy that they may collect and store data to improve their services.

Does ChatGPT use the stored data for its own purposes?

Relevant section: Data Usage and Improvements

OpenAI uses data for various purposes, such as improving the performance of its models, enhancing safety, and developing new features. This is typically done by analyzing interactions (either in aggregated or anonymized formats).

OpenAI explicitly states in the terms that they may use user interactions to improve the models.

Source Reference:

OpenAI's Privacy Policy outlines how data is used to improve the system and to enhance safety features. See sections like "How We Use Information" and "Improvement of Services".

Does the user agree to assign ownership of their data to ChatGPT?

Relevant section: Ownership of Content

Generally, users retain ownership of the content they input or create. OpenAI doesn't claim ownership of user-generated content but may have certain rights to use it for the purpose of improving the service.

However, users typically grant OpenAI a license to process and use the data in accordance with the service's terms.

Source Reference:

OpenAI’s Terms of Service (typically under User Content or Licenses and Ownership) generally clarify that users retain ownership of the content they create but grant OpenAI a license to use, store, and process the content for specific purposes (like improving the service). See sections related to User Content and License.

Would a lawyer be in breach of the solicitor conduct rules if they used ChatGPT?

Relevant section: Prohibited Use and Ethical Concerns

OpenAI’s Terms of Service include provisions against illegal activities and misuse of the platform, which could involve issues such as breaching confidentiality, ethical concerns, or unauthorized use of data. Lawyers should take these risks into account when using AI for legal purposes.

It is crucial to note that lawyers need to ensure compliance with applicable legal ethics and client confidentiality rules in their jurisdiction.

Source Reference:

The Acceptable Use Policy and Prohibited Uses sections of OpenAI’s Terms of Service discuss unethical behavior, and the risks associated with using the service in a way that could compromise confidentiality or lead to other breaches.

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Please list the relevant sections of the terms and conditions that can be applied to each question below. Does chatGPT store data input by the user? Does chatGPT use the stored data for its own purposes? Does the user agree to assign ownership of their data to chatGPT? Would a lawyer be in breach of the solicitor conduct rules if they used chatGPT?

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1. Data Usage: Microsoft Copilot uses your data to provide responses and improve the quality of interactions. Your data is not shared with third parties unless you grant permission.- Docs reference Microsoft 365 Copilot Privacy and Protections and Data, Privacy, and Security for Microsoft 365 Copilot

2. ^yes see above

3. Co-pilot says the data remains yours -this seems accurate

4. Yes, Using Microsoft Copilot with specific client information could potentially raise ethical concerns under the South Australian Legal Practitioners' Conduct Rules, specifically confidentiality under rule 9 and competence and diligence under rule 4.---- this seems accurate.

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1, 2) Personal data is stored, and used for the benefit of ChatGPT.

3) The user agrees to the submission of their data through use of the service.

4) A lawyer would be in breach of the solicitor conduct rules such that they gave any sensitive information to ChatGPT or alt AI services.

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Found through Terms of Use and Privacy Policy pages.