Genevieve Grant
Biographic Data
| ID | 4171367 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Genevieve Grant |
| GIVEN NAMES | Genevieve |
| FAMILY NAME | Grant |
| SIGNATURE | GRANT G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Monash University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7071-6707 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Australian Coronial Litigation: An Empirical Profile
In the wake of a reportable death, persons who dispute coronial decisions or findings may face the daunting and costly prospect of superior court review. Little is known about the characteristics of coronial litigation, despite its significance to parties, coronial systems and the community. This article presents an empirical profile of Australian coronial litigation, investigating the parties, claims, death circumstances, case durations and outc…
The Role of Technology in Improving Access to Justice for Victims of Family Violence: Challenges and Opportunities
In Australia, domestic and family violence (DFV) is a major health and human rights issue. Technology is increasingly being recognised as an important tool to assist victims/survivors of DFV in accessing legal services, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Technology has been rapidly rolled out to assist victims/survivors obtain legal advice and protection orders, and to participate in judicial processes. This article focuses on the experienc…
Factors associated with long term work incapacity following a non-catastrophic road traffic injury: Analysis of a two-year prospective cohort study
This study was registered prospectively with the Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ACTRN12613000889752)
The learning, compliance, and psychological costs of applying for the Disability Support Pension
The Disability Support Pension (DSP) provides financial support to more than 750,000 Australians with permanent physical, intellectual or psychiatric impairments that prevent them from engaging in employment. We sought to characterise the information, compliance and psychological costs of applying for the DSP. A cohort of 518 DSP applicants and recipients completed a questionnaire capturing medical, disability, benefit and demographic data. The q…
Claimant Lawyer Use in Road Traffic Injury Compensation Claims
In injury compensation schemes, claimants engage lawyers to navigate the claiming process, access benefits, and resolve disputes. As a result, lawyers can play a central role in facilitating claimant access to entitlements, and shaping claimant experiences and outcomes. This article presents findings from the largest empirical investigation of lawyer use in a single compensation scheme: using evidence from almost 50,000 claims in the road traffic…
Injured worker experiences of insurance claim processes and return to work: A national, cross-sectional study
There is a strong positive association between worker experiences of the insurance claims process and self-reported return to work status. Revision and reform of workers' compensation claims management practices to enhance worker experience and the fairness of procedures may contribute to improved return to work outcomes
Judging gender in tort thresholds
Compensation system design and judgments in individual cases reflect the painful losses law recognises, and those it discounts or ignores. Thirty years ago, Reg Graycar’s pioneering research highlighted the gendered nature of injury damages assessment, including the differential treatment of women’s work. Since that time, the tort threshold – a less visible but increasingly significant technology of injury assessment – has become entrenched in Au…
Gender, health and the law: Opportunities and challenges for reform
Professional Development Programmes for Members of Parliament
Parliamentarians are engaged in various activities requiring special expertise. The development of relevant skills is a legitimate responsibility of parliamentary administrations as they affect not only individuals but also the performance of the institution. Review of the scholarly literature, publications by a wide range of parliaments and books and personal communications with leading scholars, parliamentary officials and agencies providing pa…
Professional Development Programmes for Members of Parliament
Parliamentarians are engaged in various activities requiring special expertise. The development of relevant skills is a legitimate responsibility of parliamentary administrations as they affect not only individuals but also the performance of the institution. Review of the scholarly literature, publications by a wide range of parliaments and books and personal communications with leading scholars, parliamentary officials and agencies providing pa…
The learning, compliance, and psychological costs of applying for the Disability Support Pension
The Disability Support Pension (DSP) provides financial support to more than 750,000 Australians with permanent physical, intellectual or psychiatric impairments that prevent them from engaging in employment. We sought to characterise the information, compliance and psychological costs of applying for the DSP. A cohort of 518 DSP applicants and recipients completed a questionnaire capturing medical, disability, benefit and demographic data. The q…
Professional Development Programmes for Members of Parliament
Parliamentarians are engaged in various activities requiring special expertise. The development of relevant skills is a legitimate responsibility of parliamentary administrations as they affect not only individuals but also the performance of the institution. Review of the scholarly literature, publications by a wide range of parliaments and books and personal communications with leading scholars, parliamentary officials and agencies providing pa…
Judging gender in tort thresholds
Compensation system design and judgments in individual cases reflect the painful losses law recognises, and those it discounts or ignores. Thirty years ago, Reg Graycar’s pioneering research highlighted the gendered nature of injury damages assessment, including the differential treatment of women’s work. Since that time, the tort threshold – a less visible but increasingly significant technology of injury assessment – has become entrenched in Au…
Gender, health and the law: Opportunities and challenges for reform
Injured worker experiences of insurance claim processes and return to work: A national, cross-sectional study
There is a strong positive association between worker experiences of the insurance claims process and self-reported return to work status. Revision and reform of workers' compensation claims management practices to enhance worker experience and the fairness of procedures may contribute to improved return to work outcomes
Claimant Lawyer Use in Road Traffic Injury Compensation Claims
In injury compensation schemes, claimants engage lawyers to navigate the claiming process, access benefits, and resolve disputes. As a result, lawyers can play a central role in facilitating claimant access to entitlements, and shaping claimant experiences and outcomes. This article presents findings from the largest empirical investigation of lawyer use in a single compensation scheme: using evidence from almost 50,000 claims in the road traffic…
The learning, compliance, and psychological costs of applying for the Disability Support Pension
The Disability Support Pension (DSP) provides financial support to more than 750,000 Australians with permanent physical, intellectual or psychiatric impairments that prevent them from engaging in employment. We sought to characterise the information, compliance and psychological costs of applying for the DSP. A cohort of 518 DSP applicants and recipients completed a questionnaire capturing medical, disability, benefit and demographic data. The q…
The Role of Technology in Improving Access to Justice for Victims of Family Violence: Challenges and Opportunities
In Australia, domestic and family violence (DFV) is a major health and human rights issue. Technology is increasingly being recognised as an important tool to assist victims/survivors of DFV in accessing legal services, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Technology has been rapidly rolled out to assist victims/survivors obtain legal advice and protection orders, and to participate in judicial processes. This article focuses on the experienc…
Factors associated with long term work incapacity following a non-catastrophic road traffic injury: Analysis of a two-year prospective cohort study
This study was registered prospectively with the Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ACTRN12613000889752)
Australian Coronial Litigation: An Empirical Profile
In the wake of a reportable death, persons who dispute coronial decisions or findings may face the daunting and costly prospect of superior court review. Little is known about the characteristics of coronial litigation, despite its significance to parties, coronial systems and the community. This article presents an empirical profile of Australian coronial litigation, investigating the parties, claims, death circumstances, case durations and outc…
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