Businesses should ensure that their contracts do not contain terms that could infringe the UCT regime in the ACL.

Clear & unequivocal acceptance of an offer is needed before an insurance contract will be considered binding.

This article briefly relates to the liability issues arising out of the creation of goods via 3D printing technology.

It is unsurprising to see amendments to legislation and awards relating to employment, aimed at increasing flexibility.

A company director was not bound by a guarantee which bore his eSignature, but without his knowledge or authority.

Recent case highlights the importance for employers to work closely with all duty holders in a labour hire arrangements.

Two recent judgments resulted in significant damages in claims of sexual harassment, discrimination and adverse action.

Discussion about the recent extension of the Unfair Contract Terms Regime to include insurance contracts.

The final report recommended that the application of the unfair contract terms regime be extended to insurance contracts.

The court considered the provisions in the Civil Liability Act 2003 (NSW) relating to dangerous recreational activity.

Councils duty of care included an obligation to ensure that the mulch area was kept level with the wet pour area.

The OAIC report emphasises the need for entities to continually improve their approach to preventing data breaches.

Metadata will be required to be retained by telecommunications carriers and ISPs for a mandatory period of two years.

The answer is entirely dependent on who is asking, the landlord or the tenant; and on their individual circumstances.

In this matter, Put and Call Option Agreements were exercised for the sale of several apartments in a block in Sydney.

Future action for non-compliance with the ACL in the marketing of therapeutic goods may result in much higher penalties.

To improve outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, we need to address social and cultural needs.

Private hospital operators conduct their business in a competitive environment.

When the treatment rendered is consistent, consent will not be vitiated if a different surgeon performs the procedure.

In Freeth v Volvo Group Australia Pty Ltd [2025] NSWPICPD 78, the President dismissed a worker's appeal and confirmed that section 46 of the Workers Compensation Act 1987 (NSW) will operate to reduce concurrent weekly...