article_snippet: Taxpayers had to stump up the $600,000 legal bill for a workers' compensation claim by a public servant who was injured during a motel sex romp it was revealed on Wednesday.
article_snippet: The infamous ‘sex-in-a-motel claim’ rumbled on for six years after the woman suffered cuts to the woman nose and mouth as well as ‘psychological injuries’.
article_snippet: This all came about when a glass light fitting was pulled from the wall of the motel room as the woman had ‘vigorous’ sex with a local man in Nowra in November 2007.
article_snippet: ‘The flaws in the system were highlighted in lurid terms by the infamous "hotel room sex case", where a Commonwealth public servant successfully sought workers compensation for an injury sustained on a work trip, after hours, while engaging in sexual activity,’ Public Service Minister Eric Abetz says in The Canberra Times.
highlights_snippet: The infamous ‘sex-in-a-motel claim’ rumbled on for six years .
  
highlights_snippet: Claimant had cuts to nose and mouth as well as ‘psychological injuries’
  
highlights_snippet: This occurred during ‘vigorous’ sex with a local man in Nowra .
  