Personal injury law provides support and compensation for people who have been injured due to someone else’s negligence, wrongdoing, or a workplace or institutional failure.

Summary of recent personal injury case & a medical assessor who went beyond his jurisdiction.

The High Court ultimately found in favour of Google, determining that Google had not published the defamatory material.

This article summarises a recent case in Victoria which had to determine whether the Retail Leases Act 2003 applied.

Ban on the manufacture, supply, processing & installation of certain types of engineered stone products applies from 01/07/24.

Discussion about case about an exercise of an option and subsequent negotiation. .

Purchasers in NSW have no s66S cooling off period rights where a contract for sale of residential property is formed pursuant to a call option or a put option.

The case demonstrates the difficulty a landlord can have in evicting tenants because of behaviour - even when criminal.

This new legislation will make purchasers of certain residential property liable for paying GST on the purchase price.

New Code raises debate between promoting construction of desired development against community concerns.

The NSW Treasurer announced a further extension of NSW State taxes in his June 12 budget.

It is crucial to consider the potential risks of using generative AI (like ChatGPT) and to mitigate them.

New laws require local councils to issue drivers with immediate notifications of parking fines. Article highlights important topics road users should be aware of.

ACNC launched its first Charities Report in collaboration with the University of New South Wales Centre for Social Impact.

The Court awarded more than $2.6 million in damages for abuse, the highest award for institutional abuse in Australia.

After considering all of the evidence, His Honour granted new letters of administration to Rada, the de facto spouse.

The NSW Court of Appeal’s decision in Tsakirios v State of New South Wales is an important recent authority on the tort of misfeasance in public office. While the appeal was ultimately dismissed, the Court provided significant guidance on the nature and limits of the tort.

This case is a reminder to each party to understand which Act their lease falls under so as to properly resolve disputes.

Amendments were made to the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth), including the incorporation of a 'workplace bullying' definition.

More temporary visa holders face the risk of visa cancellations if they breach sections of the Biosecurity Act 2015.