This medico-legal expert discusses COVID-19's impact on personal injury claims and performing virtual assessments.

Link to podcast discussing recent changes to WHS Act & what those changes mean both for corporates & individuals.

In organisations such as health and aged care providers, the Board is responsible for corporate and clinical governance.

The NDIS Commission implements a framework as a national support system for NDIS participants, carers and their staff.

The GDPR applies to all member EU states and to organisations outside the EU who process data of individuals in the EU.

Link to an article about the Royal Commission into aged care & what it means to approved providers, their boards & management.

The Code is the key compliance standard of minimum requirements for the advertising of therapeutic goods to the public.

From 1 July 2018, for a Police Check to be undertaken, an ACIC agency will now need to sight 'four identity documents'.

In this medical negligence case, both parties called expert evidence to consider what was competent professional practice.

The amendments intend to create a safe harbour for company directors from personal liability for insolvent trading.

This podcast discusses electronic signatures and their impact on daily legal practice and service delivery for clients.

The article considers federal and state efforts to promote a competitive and sustainable arbitration regime in Australia.

This recent case was one of alleged defamation in a body corporate meeting and includes a resultant claim for damages.

The article presents recent cases considering the Civil Liability Act and how these decisions may impact future claims.

This article addresses the question of duties owed by a body corporate to lot owners for defects on common property.

This article highlights the rights and obligations of a body corporate and lot owners in maintaining common property.

An independent review was announced in response to the Oakden Report which detailed failures in the quality of aged care.

This recent decision has implications for the body corporate industry with respect to the recovery of unpaid levies.

Episode 4 of Holman Webb's Legal Lockdown series discusses the privacy and security implications of the COVIDSafe App.

The High Court ruled that the detention of asylum seekers at sea in what is known as the "contiguous zone" is legal.