A coronial inquest into the death of Simon Gaskill reveals critical failures in hospital discharge planning for homeless patients with complex health needs. The case examines how standard discharge procedures failed to account for the practical realities of homelessness, leaving a vulnerable patient without meaningful access to follow-up care.

Draft Bill and the consultation relates to proposed amendments to the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Corporations Act).

Employers must make a reasonable request for public holiday work, not impose it.

Recent case clarifies that a Panel is not required to deal with every single argument advanced by the parties in its submissions.

Case explores how courts determine whether a partnership exists - especially in complex family business arrangements.

Matheson v Baptistcare [2025] NSWSC 213.

Recent decision highlights the importance of making clear oral promises to prospective beneficiaries regarding the distribution of assets.

The requirements of a valid share transfer in accordance with the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).

The Court highlighted clause 6.24 of the Guidelines.

Recent decisions of the Fair Work Commission (Commission) offer timely and practical guidance for employers navigating one of the most sensitive aspects of the employment relationship — termination.

The right to a jury trial in bankruptcy has long been controversial, even after Congress enacted a law in 1994 expressly authorizing the bankruptcy courts to conduct jury trials under certain circumstances.

Puga highlights that just because the reasons provided 'broad', it does not mean the Assessor's reasoning is illogical.

Case confirms requests for major renovations are not considered an "everyday task" and are, therefore not "attendant care services".

The decision in Saedi provides that some forms of childcare could come within the meaning of domestic services.

Recent case illustrates how iterations of a legislative scheme – conducted over many decades – might lead to unintended consequences.

The definition of "treatment & care" must be considered in the context of the individual claimant's circumstances & needs.

Court of Appeal decision in Mandoukos is of critical importance to both insurers and claimants.

Review Panel must identify the specific 'battle ground' between the parties when considering causation.

Blakers v South Metropolitan Health Service [2023] WADC 143

A major project, like house painting, is not an Attendant Care Service & therefore not Treatment & Care" because it is not an Everyday Task.