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Peter Capner, Director of Carter Capner Law has warned prospective Aussie travellers to 'go to New Zealand at your own risk'. He says travellers to NZ cannot access compensation for injury or death due to the fault of someone else. https://t.co/jUPx3G9gdX #NewZealand#Travel
Carter Capner Law's Peter Carter said unlike Aus, & "most other developed countries", people holidaying in NZ can't access compensation for injuries even if the accident is the fault of someone else. "If you get injured, you're better off staying there." https://t.co/kmp3M8vFx4
As New Zealand launches a major tourism campaign targeted at Aussies, Carter Capner Law has warned travellers to “go at your own risk”. Unlike Australia & most other developed nations, travellers to NZ can't access compensation for injury or death due to the fault of someone else
Woolworths has faced allegations of misleading specials & inaccurate pricing in Australia. Now that battle will be fought in New Zealand. “Early estimates suggest that households could claim between $2,000 & $5,000,” Peter Carter https://t.co/F2H9iy2pX8 @BelindaGeary#NewZealand
Carter Capner Law is preparing a class action against major cruise lines on behalf of thousands of passengers over lax onboard gambling rules. Vulnerable passengers aren't protected in ship casinos & are able to rack up thousands of dollars worth of debt. https://t.co/jGEhONOaWV
The ugly side of cruising is being exposed as tourism & travel compensation lawyer Peter Carter progresses a possible class action over unethical practices that take advantage of vulnerable passengers in ships’ casinos. Watch him discuss on 9 News.
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Cruise ship casinos under scrutiny: Are passengers being exploited? Listen to our Director Peter Carter, on ABC Sydney as he discusses serious concerns about gambling practices on cruise ships & the lack of consumer protections in international waters. https://t.co/phEdEmHwAk
Aussies have leapt out of their seats to join class action lawsuits for Woolworths and Coles. The two major supermarkets have been accused of using dodgy discount strategies for hundreds of products for more than a year. https://t.co/SQS4MhXMaa @stewartperrie#lawyer#Legal
Carter Capner Law is investigating whether a potential class action suit against Coles & Woolworths is viable alongside the ACCC-led govt inquiry. "Early estimates suggest that households could claim between $2-5K," director Peter Carter said. https://t.co/DshxQyEsYa @NWWhigham
Carter Capner Law has commenced an investigation that is likely to lead to a class action against Coles and Woolworths after an avalanche of calls from outraged customers. Watch The Project story below. #lawyer
Peter Carter, director of Carter Capner Law says allegations of misleading sales levelled against Woolies & Coles “support a very good class action claim on behalf of consumers Aus wide who regularly shopped at those markets during the relevant period.” https://t.co/Oherd0yq4N
Singapore Airlines has invited passengers of Flight SQ321 to apply for advance payments to cover medical expenses, but the offers come with a catch—passengers are being asked to sign final releases, potentially forfeiting rights to future compensation. https://t.co/3DXGBielWs
Aviation lawyer Peter Carter urges Singapore Airlines passengers to get legal advice: 'The airline’s insurer is not acting in your interest.' He also doubles down on claims that the airline is misleading passengers, stating it wasn’t a freak accident. https://t.co/EBVOBgcllR
Peter Carter of Carter Capner Law, who is advising passengers on the Singapore Airlines London-Singapore flight that struck severe turbulence on 21 May, says Singapore Airlines has been trying to settle claims “on the cheap”. https://t.co/U2ygbbXJWm #aviation#aviationnews#legal
Singapore Airlines has been accused of trying to “lowball” payouts to injured passengers after a Heathrow flight entered extreme turbulence & a British man died. A man also suffered a suspected heart attack on the flight while others were seriously injured https://t.co/DKMBkDCEWa
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Aviation expert Peter Carter said night flying required more concentration & could've contributed to the Cairns helicopter crash. "If it was an accident, it probably was a factor that it was in darkness."
https://t.co/w1etj0SpAf @Noodlehausen72@savannahmeacham#Cairns#aviation
"The security arrangement at Cairns Airport is the same as at most, if not all, general aviation airports in Australia. A review [after the helicopter crash] is probably very worthwhile, in my opinion," pilot & aviation lawyer Peter Carter. https://t.co/DeedwtdsYs #aviation
Watch Peter Carter, director of Carter Capner Law on Sunrise talking about the Cairns helicopter crash. He discusses how the helicopter could have been accessed and security at Cairns airport.
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