We have recently added a new feature calledTable relations to all NSW Personal Injury & Workers Compensation matter types.
Table relations provide smart association of related parties and/or relevant data through both cards and tables to ensure matter types are easier to complete.Card table relations have been implemented for the NSW Personal Injury & Workers Compensation matters which will enable all related cards to be linked together.
Some commonPersonal Injury & Workers Compensation Table relations include Respondent,Respondent's SolicitorandRespondent's Insurer.
This is particularly helpful in Personal Injury & Workers Compensation matter types when there is more than one Other side, Other side's Solicitor or Other side's Insurer - where applicable, it will now be easier to identify which Solicitor or Insurer table belongs is associated to the relevant Other side table. Some of these card tables are not Standard tables but are available inOther possible tablesand when added to the matter throughedit table typeswill link with the relevant related card or table.
If required, you can also edit table relations per matter by right clicking on theMatter Detailsand selectingEdit Table relations, you will then be presented with a list of relations to un-associate – simply untick any tables you wish to unlink.

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