Case show the Claimant's main concern of distress was not the accident but the subsequent events that followed.

Medical Review Panel was satisfied that the surgery in this particular case involved " damage by way of tearing.

Recent case gives example of how a head injury should be assessed via a methodical application of the Motor Accident Guidelines & the AMA 4 Guides.

Owner drivers involved in a single vehicle accident are not entitled to ongoing statutory benefits beyond 52 weeks if they are at fault.

Discovery is a key phase in most litigation and often one of the most important.

The decision in Verscio v IAG provides a useful reminder that, sometimes, all is not as it seems at first blush.

IP asset holders across Australia should all be readily aware of the key changes as they come into effect.

A bill enables copyright owners to apply for court orders to disable access to copyright infringing overseas websites,

Assessing relative culpability is an inappropriate way of assessing contributory negligence in single vehicle accident.

The cost of private transport for an injured child to school may be covered under "treatment and care".

Plaintiff bears the onus of establishing the precise cause of an accident which may befall them.

Proposed revisions to Guidance Note 1 Applying for Admission – ASX Listings (GN1).

After almost two years of consultation, research and hearings, the Fair Work Commission (“the Commission“) has handed down its decision in Variation on the Commission’s own initiative – Clerks – Private Sector Award 2020 [2026] FWCFB 225 (“the Decision“), proposing the introduction of a dedicated working from home (“WFH“) term into the Clerks Award.

Member found that the Claimant failed to provide sufficient evidence to establish "earner" status under the MAIA.

Radiological findings may be incidental – and unrelated to an accident – particularly for claimants above a certain age.

A claimant can be compelled to provide information that enables an Insurer to obtain digital evidence, such as geolocation data.

Discusses recent case where court ruled that Medical Assessors only assess impairment, while courts decide if events qualify as a "motor accident."

It remains unclear whether public buses operated by private bus companies remain public transport.

Guidelines are intended to detail the general principles of the ACCC's approach in evaluating mergers under the law.

Pout v Shipway reminds us not all personal injury claims are suitable for assessment by the Personal Injury Commission.