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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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Prompt Exercise 1

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What are private pilots allowed to charge passengers on flights in South Australia?

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Tell me about the Civil Aviation Safety Authority's regulations

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can i get a summary of aviation offences within the South Australian legal system for a private pilot that has been found by CASA to be overcharging their passengers. CASA is seeking prosecution of the pilot. what charges could they be facing

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Answer this problem as a lawyer at a commercial firm: A private pilot has been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers and CASA now wants to prosecute her - What are the aviation laws surrounding private pilots overcharging their passengers? Can CASA prosecute her and why - what relevant legislative material? Please write an answer of a few paragraphs to give to the managing partner

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I am a junior lawyer at an Australian commercial law firm. I have a client who is a private pilot. She has been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers and CASA intends to prosecute her. 

Could you please outline some key legal considerations to make in my clients case? 

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Prompt Exercise 1

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Private pilot found in breach by CASA for overcharging passengers. Provide any breaches of laws/regulations found in Australian aviation law surrounding this issue 

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prompt 1

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CASA wants to prosecute a client for overcharging a passenger. can they do that and why ?

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As a private pilot in South Australia what are the requirements for charging customers in accordance with the Civil Aviation Safety Authority and the Civil Aviation Act

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What is the role of CASA in regulating private aviation in Australia, and what are their enforcement powers

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am going to ask a australian legal question, please refer only to australian laws and speak in australian english

a private pilot has been accused by C.A.S.A. of overcharging her clients. what are relevent aviation laws, and how can we defend the private pilot

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Taking the role of a junior lawyer at a commerical firm, provide suggestions/solutions to the issue presented below, referencing where necessary the relevant case law and/or legislation:

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.

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What are private pilots allowed to charge passengers for a flight and what happens if they are overcharged in South Australia ?

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My client is a pilot and has been pulled up by CASA for overcharging passengers, what do I need to know about aviation law in South Australia?

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im a junior lawyer at a commercial law firm. my client is a private pilot but she's been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers and CASA wants to prosecute her. I need to do some research into aviation law in South Australia and find what can apply to her situation, in order for her to have valid arguments against CASA

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you are a junior commercial lawyer and you need to find research on aviation law for a private pilot who has been pulled up by CASA for over charging clients

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You are a lawyer. Provide advice and a defence strategy for a private pilot client who has been charged by CASA by overcharging passengers. The client is sophisticated in the law so use legal jargon. 

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. Your client is a private pilot and is being charged by CASA for overcharging passengers. Prepare a letter to give to your managing partner that covers what private pilots are allowed to charge their clients and how CASA might prosecute. The letter can contain legal jargon. Use citations for any legislation or case law used. The client does not need to be cautioned on the use of AI. 

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as a lawyer, create a letter of advice for a private pilot accused by CASA for overcharging clients. letter should include 1) possible defences 2) relevent aviation laws 3) possible penalties 4) possible prosecution tactics and how to defend against. letter paragraphs and long sentences. client is in a legal field, do not simplify. create citations for all sources used. speak in Australian english and only use Australian laws

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you are a junior commercial lawyer, and you need to find research on aviation law and include legislation and cases on aviation law for a private pilot who has been pulled up and may be prosecuted by CASA for over charging clients

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You are a junior lawyer at a commercial firm in South Australia. You have a client that is a private pilot and you need to research what potential charges this pilot could be facing after CASA found her to be overcharging passengers. This needs a brief summary of potentially relevant aviation law. This information should be limited to 1 or 2 pages and may contain legal jargon. This is in the South Australian legal system, limit responses to Australian law.

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I am a lawyer and need to know if CASA could prosecute my client for overcharging the passenger. compare with the real case.

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What is the role of CASA in regulating private aviation in Australia, and what are their enforcement powers. I am an aviation Solicitor. Prepare some advice for my client. The client wants to know whether CASA can prosecute her for overcharging her passengers. The client is a sophisticated client however not familiar with CASA regulations. Use as many legal terms as you see fit. You must also include citations for any legislation or case law that you refer to. 

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I am a junior lawyer at a commercial law firm and need to provide advice to a client who has been pulled up by the CASA for overcharging passengers. The client is a private pilot. What are the key issues of aviation law in south Australia  regarding what private pilots are allowed to charge and what happens if they breach  charging rules. Write a defence for the pilot who has been pulled up by the CASA for overcharging. The client is familiar legal terms, so use as many legal terms as you see fit. 

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Please assume the role of an aviation solicitor in South Australia. Your task is to prepare a letter of advice for a client, a private pilot, who is facing prosecution by CASA for overcharging her passengers. Do not hesitate to use complex legal terminology and please include citations for any legislation or case law you reference. Please ensure citations are in AGLC4 format and only sources within the relevant jurisdiction are used.  Furthermore, the client is aware of the risk of using AI and does not need to be reminded of it. 

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I am a junior lawyer in South Australia. The Civil Aviation Safety Authority wants to prosecute my client, who is a pilot, for overcharging her passengers. Please explain whether this possible, how/why, and include any citations and references that you can find. Do not exclude legal jargon if necessary.

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Exercise 2

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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 whether they can prosecute a private pilot for overcharging passengers to cover the entire cost of fuel and aircraft hire. You may use legal and CASA jargon and terms as you see fit. Please include citations for any legislation or case law that you refer to

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you are a south australian junior lawyer at a commercial firm please prepare a document informing the managing partner on the issues that will be outlined below: the document should discuss: - a private pilot has been pulled up by CASA for overcharging her passengers on her flights - CASA now wants to prosecute her - Please cite all relevant legislation related to aviation law in south australia (e.g. civil aviation carriers liability act 1962) and whether CASA can prosecute her and why please include all legal citations and case law used in formulating the answer the document can contain all complex legal language and the client is aware that they are receiving advice from AI and do not need to be notified

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You are a solicitor specializing in Aviation Law in South Australia. Prepare a letter of advice for a client working as a private pilot. This letter should include 1) the requirements for charging customers as a private pilot, 2) the statutory consequences of overcharging customers, 3) how the Civil Aviation Safety Authority may prosecute her for overcharging customers, and 4) what possible defenses she may have. These responses should be applied under the authority of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority. The client understands legal jargon. You may use legal terms as seen fit. The client understands the risks of seeking legal advice from AI and does not need to be cautioned.

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145000

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as a solicitor create a letter of advice advising the client from the prompt below 1) what compensation can he gain from non economical loss and 2) prove he should be compensated 3) show total compensation required with formula shown. the client is of legal background, do not simplify, only use australian english and australian law. please create legal citations for sources. promt is "here is the prompt 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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Chat GPT did not give me an amount

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You are a solicitor specialising in torts law in South Australia. Write a letter outlining what my client could pursue in damages for non-economic loss regarding the clients following situation: He fell over at Woolworths, breaking his leg and damaging his knee. He had to pay $50K in medical bills and take 4 weeks off work while his leg healed. He works as a forklift driver and has had to work the last three months half time due to his injured leg. His weekly wage was normally $500 per week, now it is $300 per week. His mother cared for him whilst he was at home. She cared for him full time for the first 3 weeks, and once a day for the following 12 weeks. She works as a carer and usually earns $500 per day or $2,000 per week. She couldn't earn her daily rate for the days she cared for him. Please give me an answer that complies with the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA). The client understands legal jargon. You may use legal terms as seen fit. The client understands the risks of seeking legal advice from AI and does not need to be cautioned.

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Conclusion:

For an injury with a scale value of 15, the non-economic loss amount under the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA) would be $75,000.

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Calculate non-economic loss Under the Civil Liability Act for a client in South Australia who has a scale value of 15. The injury was not sustained in a motor vehicle accident.

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Non-Economic Loss $35,000 to $85,000

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You are a solicitor in South Australia, your client came to you for advice on the tort of negligence and what damages they could receive for both economic and non-economic loss due to the following situation. Prepare a letter of advice to instruct on what further action your client could take and what law will be relevant to them. Your client fell over at Woolworths and broke their leg and damaged their knee. They had to pay $50k in medical bills and took 3 weeks off work while their leg healed. They work as a forklift driver and have been working part time for 3 months following their 3 weeks off, due to not having the strength in their knee to operate the forklift for too long. Their weekly wage is $500/wk, which has now dropped to $300/wk while part time. Their mother cared for them while recovering, she was with the client full time for the first 3 weeks and for the following 12 weeks with the client 1 day a week. The mother works as a carer and normally earns $400/day or $2000/week and did not earn her daily rate on the days she cared for your client. The letter should be limited to 2 pages and may contain legal jargon and whatever complicated language necessary. This must be limited to the South Australian legal system and must not contain any information from other jurisdictions. The client is aware of the risks of using AI and does not need to be warned again.

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No amoung given -

Under the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA), non-economic damages, often referred to as general damages, compensate for losses that do not have a direct financial value but affect a person's quality of life. These damages include pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and loss of amenities, arising from the injury sustained.

1. Pain and Suffering

Section 35 of the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA) allows for the award of damages for pain and suffering resulting from personal injury. This covers both physical pain and the mental anguish associated with the injury. In your client's case, if the injury caused significant pain and distress, an award could be made for these non-economic losses.

2. Loss of Enjoyment of Life

Section 36 of the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA) enables a claim for damages due to the reduction in a person’s ability to enjoy life as a result of the injury. If your client was unable to engage in regular activities or hobbies for an extended period due to the injury, they may be entitled to compensation for the loss of enjoyment of life during their recovery period.

3. Loss of Amenities of Life

The Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA), under Section 37, provides for damages related to the loss of amenities of life. This refers to the inability to perform everyday tasks or activities, such as personal care, work-related duties, or recreational activities. If the injury caused a substantial reduction in your client’s ability to carry out these tasks, they may claim for this loss.

4. Mental Distress

While mental distress is not directly mentioned in the Act, it is often considered under the broader category of "pain and suffering" and "loss of enjoyment of life." This may be particularly relevant if your client has experienced emotional or psychological harm due to the injury, which has affected their overall well-being.

5. Caps on Non-Economic Damages

It is important to note that the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA) includes a cap on the amount that can be awarded for non-economic damages. Under Section 53, the maximum amount that can be awarded for non-economic loss is prescribed, and this is adjusted periodically in line with inflation. The current cap (as of the most recent update) is $585,000. This amount can be reduced based on the severity of the injury, particularly where the injury is deemed less severe.

In summary, your client may be entitled to claim for pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life, and loss of amenities of life under the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA). The amount awarded will depend on the severity of the injury, the impact on your client’s life, and the current statutory cap on non-economic damages.

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. Your client was injured at a supermarket that resulted in three weeks off work. Using the Civil Liability Act 1936, provide a summary as to what non-economic damages your client could claim. The summary can use legal jargon. Use citations for legislation

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$122,540 - $142,540

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Please assume the role of a South Australian Solicitor. Your client has fallen over at a local supermarket, damaging their knee and breaking his leg. They had to pay $50,000 in medical bills, and take three weeks off of work whilst their leg healed. The injury has had a significant impact on your client's career as a forklift driver, and they worked half-time for a period of three months due to their inability to operate the forklift for prolonged periods because of their injured leg. This has resulted in your client's weekly wage dropping from $500 per week to $300 per week. Furthermore, your client's mother was caring for them full-time for the first three weeks of the injury, and for the following 12 weeks she cared for the client for one day per week. This impacted her career, and could not earn her daily rate of $400 per day or $2000 per week, whilst she was caring for the client. 

Your client wants to know what they can recover for damages for non-economic loss, as set out in section 52 of the Civil Liabilities Act 1936 and for the care their mother provided during the period. Please do not hesitate to use complex legal jargon in your response and cite any reference to legislation or case law with reference to the AGLC4. 

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You are are a South Australian solicitor, prepare a letter of advice of what he can recover in damages for non-economic loss. these are the facts of the scenario: 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. The letter of advice may contain complex legal terms and please reference and cite all relevant legal authorities and the formulas used. The client is aware they are receiving advice from AI so there is no need for caution.

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$10,000 to $50,000

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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" how much non econimic compensation can i claim

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Lost wages - $11,900

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I am a lawyer advising my client about economic loss. He fell over at a supermarket, broke his leg, and injured his knee. He now owes $50k in medical bills, and has missed three weeks of work. He is also now only able to work part time, meaning his weekly income has gone down from $500 to $300. His mother was his carer for three weeks and had to forgo her income due to this, and afterwards for 12 weeks cared for him one day a week. She then could no longer earn her average daily income. Create a letter of advice advising my client about whether he can gain any compensation for non economical loss

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$16,500

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You are a solicitor specialising in torts law in South Australia. Write a letter outlining what my client could pursue in damages in respect of gratuitous services regarding the clients following situation: He fell over at Woolworths, breaking his leg and damaging his knee. His mother cared for him whilst he was at home. She cared for him full time for the first 3 weeks, and once a day for the following 12 weeks. She works as a carer and usually earns $500 per day or $2,000 per week. She couldn't earn her daily rate for the days she cared for him. provide me with an answer providing the exact amount of compensation my client is entitled to according to section 58 of the Civil Liability Act (1936) South Australia. Do not provide me with answers regarding any other type of damages, only provide an answer regarding damages in respect of gratuitous services. The client understands legal jargon. You may use legal terms as seen fit. The client understands the risks of seeking legal advice from AI and does not need to be cautioned.

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Total Gratuitous Services Compensation = $10,500 + $6,000 = $16,500

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Using this situation what compensation could the mother receive for gratuitous services

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Conclusion:

The total damages for the gratuitous services provided by the mother would be $9,419.04 based on an hourly rate of $35.71 per hour, reflecting the mother's usual earnings and the total number of hours of care provided.

This calculation is based on the assumption that the mother's lost earnings are the appropriate rate for valuing the gratuitous services. If any adjustments are necessary (e.g., if a different rate is more appropriate for the specific nature of the services), these would need to be applied.

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. Calculate damages for an injured client who received gratuitous services under section 58 of the Civil Liability Act in South Australia. Your client received gratuitous services from his mother daily for 8 hours for 3 weeks, then 1 day a week for the following 12 weeks. Your client's mother was unable to work during this time and usually earns $500 per day or $2,000 per week.

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$10,800

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My client's mother was a carer full time for 3 weeks, and could not work at all for these 3 weeks. For the 12 weeks after this, she could only work four days a week instead of five. She would normally earn $400 a day. How much can she recover in losses?

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should get 13,000, capped at 10,000

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using previous information provided, go section 58 of the south australian civil liability act and figure out how much the mother can claim from gratuitous servicesa and if the amount is capped

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Amount: $15, 120

Under the Civil Liability Act 1936 (SA), your client may be entitled to claim damages for gratuitous services provided by his mother, which is commonly referred to as a claim for gratuitous care.

To successfully claim for gratuitous services, your client must establish that:

1. The services were necessary: That the care provided by the mother was essential due to the injury sustained by your client. This would typically be supported by medical evidence confirming the need for such care.

2. The services were provided on a gratuitous basis: That the care was provided without charge, and that the mother was not compensated for her time.

3. The services were of a kind that would normally be paid for: It must be shown that the services provided are of a nature that would ordinarily be remunerated if performed by someone other than a family member. The Court will assess whether the mother’s care is comparable to services that could have been hired from a professional or other third-party provider.

4. The services were provided for a reasonable period: In your client’s case, the three-week duration of care needs to be substantiated as a reasonable period for the type and extent of the injury sustained. The period will also be subject to medical evidence establishing the necessity for the care.

Under Section 39 of the Civil Liability Act, the Court will award damages for the value of the gratuitous services based on the following factors:

The reasonable commercial rate for similar services: In assessing the value of the care, the Court may consider the rate that would be paid for a similar service in the marketplace. In South Australia, rates for domestic care can vary, but the typical rates for personal care attendants range between $25–$40 per hour, depending on the nature of the care required.

The amount of care provided: Since the mother provided care for three weeks, the total value of the claim will depend on the daily hours of care provided and the hourly rate applicable to the services provided.

In your client’s case, the damages may be calculated as follows:

Assuming that the mother provided 24-hour care over the three-week period, the calculation would involve the hourly rate (e.g., $30/hour) multiplied by the number of hours she provided care over the three weeks (e.g., 24 hours/day 7 days/week 3 weeks = 504 hours).

The total claim for gratuitous services would therefore be 504 hours * $30/hour = $15,120.

However, this is a rough estimate, and the final figure may vary depending on the circumstances surrounding the nature and extent of the care provided.

It's also important to note that under Amount: $15,120

Section 39(5) of the Act, damages for gratuitous services are subject to the "significant degree" test, which requires that the care provided be of a significant degree, as well as an assessment of whether the mother’s care was necessary and reasonable in the context of the injury.

If the client requires further assistance in gathering the necessary evidence or pursuing the claim, we can consider obtaining expert medical and vocational assessments to support the claim for gratuitous services.

Would you like to proceed with drafting the claim for the damages, or would you like to discuss further any aspect of the case?

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You are a solicitor in South Australia. Your client was injured at a supermarket and required 3 weeks of care from his mother. His mother earns $2000 a week. Your client wants to know what damages he can claim in respect of gratuitous services from the Civil Liability Act. You can use legal jargon. 

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In summary, the mother is entitled to $10,800 in compensation for the lost income she experienced while caring for her son for the 15 weeks (3 weeks at $2,000 per week and 12 weeks at $400 per week). This amount would be recoverable as part of the broader claim under the Civil Liability Act, which recognizes the economic impact of providing gratuitous care.

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how much money can the mother get back for being a full time carer for 3 weeks of full time work lost where she was earning 2000 a week and another 12 weeks where she was earning 400 a week. align the compensation with the civil liability act for damages in respect to gratuitous services

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$7,107.60 per week.

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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" how much non economic compensation can the mum claim for gratuitous services in accordance to section 58 of the civil liability act SA

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9428.57

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You are a solicitor in a South Australian law firm, and your client is looking for damages in respect of gratuitous services as set out in s 58 CLA 1936. Your client's carer was his mother, and her usual earnings were $2000 per week. She was caring for the client for three weeks full time, and then for a following period of 12 weeks, one per day.  With this in mind, and taking the average weekly wage limit into account, how much compensation will my client be entitled to for just these damages

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18,720

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mother didn't work for 3 weeks but she only left work for 1 day after 3 week for 12 weeks. what is the compensation amount for mother? she used to earn 2000/week.

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The mother can claim between $8,640 and $10,800 in gratuitous care damages, depending on the accepted market rate.

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using the above scenario and advice, how much gratuitous care is the mum entitled to

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$12,000

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You are are a South Australian solicitor, prepare a letter of advice of what he can recover in damages for Gratuitous loss for the mother in this scenario. These are the facts of the scenario: 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. The letter of advice may contain complex legal terms and please reference and cite all relevant legal authorities and the formulas used. The client is aware they are receiving advice from AI so there is no need for caution. Use section 58 (3) of the Civil Liability Act, 1936 (SA).

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Total Gratuitous Services - For the 12 weeks afterward, where she cared for you one day per week: 12 days x $500/day = $6,000.

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Using the above situation, what compensation would the mother receive for her care 