ArticleWant insurance coverage? Give complete answers!It is critical to make complete and accurate disclosure and representations when entering into any policy of insurance.AustraliaInsuranceKenny Spring Solicitors
ArticleWhat do the words 'arising out of' actually mean?The meaning of the phrase "arising out of" has recently been considered by the High Court of England and Wales. AustraliaInsuranceBarry Nilsson
Article“The brothel failed in its duty of disclosure, so its fire insurance policy is invalid.” Which case won?Under Australian law, prior to entering into an insurance contract, an insured has a duty to disclose to the insurer any relevant matter that a reasonable person in the circumstances could be expected to know to be relevant.AustraliaInsuranceStacks Law Firm
ArticleA two motorcycle crash in the WA ICWA CTP schemeThis matter involved unusual circumstances, in that two motorcycles collided and both riders were seriously injured.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationKott Gunning
ArticleAccessing the deep pockets - when will a court let others inspect your liability insurance policy?Discussion on cases that deal with applications by claimants' access to details of liability insurance held by a defendant. AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationClayton Utz
ArticleAssessment of Dependency Damages Where Deceased Died in Domestic Airline CrashThe plaintiff was engaged to Ms Sally Urquhart (‘the deceased’) who was killed when the aircraft in which she was a passenger crashed in far north Queensland, in 2005. The plaintiff’s claim for pecuniary loss was brought pursuant to the Civil Aviation (Carriers Liability) Act 1964 (QLD).AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationMoray & Agnew
ArticleCourt supports CARS Assessor's brief reasonsThe opportunities for successfully challenging a CARS Assessment remain limited. The insurer sought to set aside the CARS decision of Assessor Cowley.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationCurwoods Lawyers
ArticleFrisbo Holdings v Austin: Failed Recovery ProceedingThe Supreme Court of NSW has held that the defendant to a personal injury claim relating to a poolside accident which settled for $1.5 million could not recover any compensation from the designer and builder. AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationMoray & Agnew
ArticleImpending insurance indemnity ruled not enough to set aside a statutory demandAn undetermined claim for insurance indemnity was declared not to be sufficient to set aside a statutory demand.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationKott Gunning
ArticleNSW Court of Appeal considers the limitation period for personal injury actionsA plaintiff has a 3-year limit to commence a personal injury claim from when the cause of action was 'discoverable'.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationHolman Webb
ArticlePersonal injuries case update: evidenceThis decision highlights the burden to produce evidence to support every head of damage in a personal injuries claim. AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationCooper Grace Ward
ArticlePersonalities in the Law: The lawyers in the litigation processThe litigation process for any single claim could be largely dependent on the personalities of the lawyers involved.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationNorton Rose Fulbright Australia
ArticlePrevious credit car hire proceedings – no estoppel?Previous proceedings by a credit hire car provider in the name of an insured do not preclude a later subrogated action.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationHolman Webb
ArticleSlippery steps a source of strife - duty of care - 15 September 2015Home owners in Queensland with regular workers or carers should consider obtaining a Household Workers' Insurance Policy.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationHopgoodGanim
ArticleWhat do you mean Im not covered? I have insurance!Consult with an insurance broker initially to obtain the correct insurance or engage them to negotiate with your insurer.AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationColeman Greig Lawyers
ArticleHow to avoid a renovation disasterA good contract, records, choice of contractor and home warranty insurance can all help to avoid a renovation disaster.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionColin Biggers & Paisley
ArticleConsumer Law reforms may increase the exposure of transport operators to claims for damage to goodsTransport and warehouse operators should ensure they have appropriate insurance cover for goods in transit and storage.AustraliaTransportCooper Grace Ward
ArticleFlying Into The Future: Australian Senate Inquiry Into DronesThe long awaited Australian Senate Inquiry report into the current and future regulatory framework for remotely piloted aircraft (drones) in Australia was released on 31 July 2018.AustraliaTransportClyde & Co
ArticleWho was to blame for a drunken motorcycle collision? Which case won?Intoxicated friends rode unregistered off-road motorcycles (trail bikes) on a NSW road and crashed into each other. .AustraliaTransportStacks Law Firm