Elammar provides an important lesson to the parties to a medical dispute before the Personal Injury Commission.

Recent case clarifies that pet care can constitute an "attendant care service" & therefore can be considered "treatment & care".

NSW Court of Appeal confirms good faith is essential for statutory derivative actions under s237(2)(b) of the Corporations Act 2001.

Employers to understand the risks and responsibilities so that they can protect themselves and their employees.

Challenges employers face when managing underperforming employees.

Property subject of a specific gift in a will is sold prior to their death.

This article focuses on the ASX requirement for immediate identification and disclosure of market sensitive information.

Prior to declaring bankruptcy, an individual may transfer funds to a regulated superannuation fund.

Summary of the temporary changes introduced to insolvency laws due to the COVID pandemic.

In certain circumstances, however, the context of a treating doctor’s report could constitute a request for approval even without a clearly worded covering letter.

The decision in AAI Limited t/as GIO v Williams [2026] NSWPICMP 414 was delivered on 15 June 2026 and published on 26 June 2026.

The decision in Nelson takes it back to basics.

Cl 4(3) Sch 1 MAI Act only applies where the change in the Claimant's circumstances results in significantly higher earnings on a regular basis.

Recent case clarifies the criteria for diagnosing PTSD.

his case highlights that the medical assessor's function is concerned with the medical question.

Liability in a statutory benefits claim is assessed differently from in a claim for common law damages. Recent case example.

Contributory negligence is assessed by reference to the extent to which the driver's conduct departed from the required standard of care.

A Review Panel decision examines whether worsening symptoms of pre-existing radiculopathy following a motor vehicle accident constitute a non-threshold injury under NSW motor accident injury regulations. The case explores the medical and legal distinction between new injuries and aggravations of existing conditions when determining injury classification.

Recent decision demonstrates an injury to a spinal disc can be a non-threshold injury.

Just because the onset of a symptom commences after an accident doesn't mean that the symptom was caused by the accident.