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Nurses and other healthcare workers who suffer injuries while caring for patients in hospitals, aged care facilities, or other clinical settings often ask whether their employer may be legally responsible for the harm they have suffered.

Parties need to clearly articulate the injuries for assessment when referring a medical dispute to the PIC.

Understanding how trustee discretion works, and what factors are considered, can help potential beneficiaries navigate the claims process more effectively and reduce the risk of disputes.

Practical tips to help you feel prepared and make the most out of your initial consultation.

There were deficiencies in the Heads of Agreement that indicated that the parties did not intend to be immediately bound.

Some recent and relevant matters in the not-for-profit space.

Mandatory international travel requirements for a COVID vaccine would require extensive implementation and coordination.

You may be eligible to bring a claim for compensation or damages, pursuant to the Wrongs Act 1958 (Vic).

Even if you have not reached preservation age, under certain circumstances, you can access your superannuation early.

Trauma insurance claims in Australia face significant hurdles, from navigating complex policy definitions and medical evidence requirements to addressing pre-existing condition...

This article discusses some important developments regarding the likely interaction between the DRA and the Privacy Act.

It is crucial that your insurer understands your TPD policy and that your TPD claim is unique and personal.

The VW case shows how Australian consumer laws and protection prefer the notion that prevention is better than treatment.

Articles in this issue include the importance of incident reports and financial support for schools via bequests in wills.

The ACCC has stated that it will continue to investigate contracts and seek Court orders that terms are unfair and void.

It has been a busy period in the charity and not-for-profit law space.

Impact of recent Canadian case where a ‘thumbs-up' emoji was declared a valid form of accepting a contractual offer.