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Discriminated employees commonly pursue a general protections application.

The decision reinstated the worker but did not order any back pay (thus imposing a penalty of months of loss of pay).

The reforms to the management of general protections dismissal applications represent a shift in the Commission's approach to one of its fastest-growing jurisdictions.

What can be done to address disputes regarding suitable duties in NSW workers' compensation claims?

Engaging a new employee can be expensive for an organisation, so it is important to secure the right person for the job.

Pros and cons arising out of new laws designed to reduce scheme costs and to protect from unnecessary fees & premiums.

Discussion about the main changes made by the new laws arbitration laws in Victoria.

Investigators in the WorkCover space are required to comply with and adhere to WorkSafe's Private Investigator Code of Practice (published in 2019).

In early 2012 the NZ Government proposed selling up to 49 per cent of shares in Government owned hydropower companies.

It includes divorce proceedings, parenting arrangements for children, property and financial settlements, spousal maintenance, child support, adoption and surrogacy.

Explains how you can give a gift to a charity through your will.

This case is an interesting example of the Court's willingness to recognise an informal will in unique circumstances.

In this article, we address five common questions people often have when considering a death benefit claim.

If you think you have been left out of a Will or treated unfairly, a claim must be lodged within 12 months of the death.

Bob Hawke's estate will now come before the Court, as his daughter Rosslyn prepares to take action to dispute his will.

A Power of Attorney is a legal tool allowing someone you trust to act on your behalf in legal and financial matters.

Explores common issues with homemade wills & makes recommendations to avoid those issues for your estate.