Mine operators and site senior executives should urgently review their current systems to ensure they will be compliant.

Where a worker recovers EOA damages, there may be nothing preventing a claim for ACA/WIRCA damages for the same injuries.

Assets held by certain companies in the Gunns Group were held on trust for investors in the forestry plantation schemes.

The ACT Attorney-General has announced the appointment of acting judges and special magistrates to the ACT Supreme Court.

There has been a range of recent legal developments that affect privacy, child abuse claims and workers compensation.

The Full Federal Court recently delivered two conflicting judgments on a key issue in proportionate liability regimes.

Amendments to GN17 seek clarity on mitigating control effects on listed companies and the operation of shortfall facilities. .

The Takeovers Panel released a consultation paper on a rewrite of Guidance Note 17 regarding rights issues in a company.

All responsible need to ensure the health and safety of workers by taking steps to minimise risks in the workplace. .

A plaintiff with a capacity for alternative employment may have greater difficulty proving serious pain and suffering.

The decision is a reminder that the Medical Panel must set out how it arrived at its opinion in its statement of reasons.

Seafarers receiving weekly compensation for incapacity will continue to receive payments until they reach pension age.

This "anti-double-dipping bill" aims to reduce benefits to workers who receive parental leave from their employers.

VMOs who treat patients on their own behalf are not considered employees, so do not have the same rights or protections.

A review of the market suggests a number of possible reasons for the hesitancy in purchasing standalone cyber insurance.

Parties with a non-jurisdictional error of law made by an adjudicator are not able to have the determination set aside.

These tax changes apply to purchase or sale transactions of freehold property with a market value of $2 million or more.

A failure to comply with EPA public notification requirements can invalidate development approvals granted by Councils.

Stakeholders, industry and the general public in NSW are invited to respond to the ideas raised in this Options Paper.

The NTC released a policy paper in November 2015, proposing a series of recommendations for amendments to the HVNL.