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See Gudelj v Motor Accidents Authority of New South Wales [2011] NSWCA 158.

These appeals consider the construction of provisions that limit costs that a court may order one party to pay another.

Mrs Stavar (plaintiff) developed malignant mesothelioma as a result of her exposure to asbestos from laundering her husband's work clothes which were impregnated with asbestos dust and fibre from his workplace.

The matter confirms the importance of careful examination of witnesses, particularly with regard to issues of causation.

A Curwoods Case Note on Kuhl v Zurich Financial Services Australia Limited

Case Note for JSM Management Pty Ltd v QBE Insurance (Australia) Ltd [2011] VSC 339

This article is Part 1 of a summary of changes introduced by new bills to reform the workers compensation scheme in NSW.

In the late 1980’s, the Australian financial market was deregulated. New financial players entered the markets, a number of mergers occurred and competition was intense. Particularly for credit products.

An employer has a non-delegable duty for the safety of its workers, but a duty of care can also be owed by a supplier.

The Australian law, as with the English does not recognise a claim for loss of a future prospect that is not consequent upon established injury or damage . The issue that has evolved is, ‘What constitutes injury or damage?’.