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Number of District Court Appeals and their Outcomes

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From: Joe

Dear Accident Compensation Corporation,

I am a NZ citizen. This is an OIA request specifically for ACC’s legal team.

This is a request for information for each year from the 2005/06 financial year to present.

Request 1: Number of District Court Appeals that were lodged by claimants.

Request 2: Number of District Court Appeals that were discontinued because ACC provided a non-monetary remedy to the claimant (e.g., ACC revoked their own decision and re-established entitlements or granted cover for a claim).

Request 3: Number of District Court Appeals that were discontinued because the claimant and ACC reached a financial settlement, with or without the addition of any other remedy.

Request 4: The number of District Court Appeals that were discontinued by the claimant, without any remedy provided by ACC.

Request 5: The number of District Court Appeals heard and decided.

Request 6: The number of District Court Appeals found in ACC’s favour.

Request 7: Of those found in ACC’s favour, the number of appeals where the claimant was:
(a) self-represented and not a lawyer; and
(b) self-represented and a lawyer; and
(c) represented by a lay-advocate (e.g., family or friend); and
(d) represented by an ACC funded advocate (e.g., ACC funded Navigation Service provider); and
(e) represented by a professional advocate not funded by ACC; and
(f) represented by a lawyer.

Request 8: The number of District Court Appeals found in the claimant’s favour.

Request 9: Of those found in the claimant’s favour, the number of appeals where the claimant was:
(a) self-represented and not a lawyer; and
(b) self-represented and a lawyer;
(c) represented by a lay-advocate (e.g., family or friend); and
(d) represented by an ACC funded advocate (e.g., ACC funded Navigation Service provider); and
(e) represented by a professional advocate not funded by ACC; and
(f) represented by a lawyer.

Thank you.

Yours faithfully,

Joe

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Kia ora 

 

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dated 04 July 2024. If you have any questions about the letter, you can
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