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It seems most employees are safe - a quickie, whether a drink or sex, before work is still acceptable.

A summary of some of the key findings of the report and the 20 recommendations.

A foundational guide on the use of AI is important.

It is imperative that pre-filing statement and defence are properly pleaded based upon what is known at the time.

The owner was unable to claim disturbance costs as 'agent', as a separate entity was carrying out operations on the land.

This Act is a significant part of the attempt to reform and restore trust in the NSW building and construction industry.

The contract is the main source of a principal's rights and will usually include provisions regarding defects and delays.

Two recent decisions of the NCAT Appeal Panel examine the definition of a "major defect" and what evidence is required.

NSW is implementing changes to its planning system designed to inject investment into the economy to keep people in jobs.

In most strata schemes, disputes rarely begin with a question of law. They usually start with a practical issue: a part of the common property in the building is no longer working as it should, concerns are raised and a decision needs to be made about what to do next. Very quickly, however, that practical problem can turn into a legal one.

Recent Personal Injury Commission decisions have established a consistent framework for assessing sleep disorder claims in workers compensation matters, clarifying when insomnia and sleep disturbances qualify as independently assessable neurological impairments. This analysis examines the evolving jurisprudence and its practical implications for insurers defending permanent impairment claims.

This bulletin seeks to provide some high-level guidance to directors on the four key stages of the restructuring regime.

Reminder to be fair but firm when dealing with querulent and vindictive serial workplace complainers.

This short update examines kinds of disputes which can arise in relation to the Schedule 3 powers contained in the Act.

NSW duty traps for trustees & custodians to consider before making statements that could expose the trust to ad valorem duty.

Financial abuse is one of the most common forms of elder abuse in Australia, yet it often goes undetected because it occurs within trusted relationships. This article examines how older Australians with significant assets become vulnerable to exploitation, the legal principles courts apply to protect them, and the critical warning signs families and legal professionals should recognize.

A CSF Intermediary is the link between companies looking to raise funds under the CSF regime and the general market.