Kylie Minogue is defending her first name in court after a US TV personality, Kylie Jenner, tried to trademark the name.

The Ugg boots case revolves around who holds the trade mark rights to the word 'Ugg' in relation to sheepskin boots.

A flight attendant accidentally spilt hot tea on the passenger, which she claimed made her jump up and injure her back.

Social media is no longer considered a place to say whatever you like about somebody, without facing any repercussions.

Interesting article about a tragic case where a patient who became blind & deaf from meningitis sues her doctor.

Changing the use of a non-habitable area into a habitable area should not be done without council approval.

Analysis of case where property sale fell through after issues with a special condition that needed to be met before completion. .

The wealthier spouse might now be forced to pay their partner's debts during a matrimonial or de facto property dispute.

The laws place greater emphasis on protecting children from harm and from being exposed to abuse, neglect, or violence.

Australian military veterans injured in British nuclear bomb tests are appealing to the Australian Human Rights Commission.

Plans are afoot to drop the more asinine and outdated laws, although people will always try to find a way around the law.

Voting is generally compulsory in Australia, unless an elector has a "valid and sufficient reason" for failing to do so.

Interesting case in which an investor lost money after her emails were hacked by fraudsters. Who pays?

Motor vehicle accident victims will be the losers under plans announced to cut benefits under the CTP insurance scheme.

Some laws, generally those that were passed a long time ago, can also be so absurd to the point of being almost comedic.

The NSW government rejected the recommendation that there be a uniform presumption in favour of bail for all crimes.

Employers need to be clear and spell out to employees the standard of appearance and conduct that is expected from them.

The law has failed to keep up with the rapid growth of short-term rental accommodation through websites such as Airbnb.

By 20 September 2015, people directly harmed in certain overseas terrorist acts must submit their compensation claims.

The brothel was insured under a specialised Adult Industry Insurance Policy which provided cover against property damage.