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The article helps to understand your rights as you re-enter the workplace, when the time is right for you and your family.

Article describes zombie agreements and advises employers regarding what they are required to do.

What is workers' compensation insurance? Who classifies as a worker? What if I am an employee of my own company?

The case highlights the importance of having a will to give a clear direction as to the distribution of estate assets.

This newsletter includes a selection of recent interesting decisions and outcomes relating to wills and estate planning.

Explains the process of lodging a complaint with AFCA and how to seek resolution for your financial dispute.

Binding Death Benefit Nominations for super funds are only possible if the trust deed allows members to make a BDBN.

Part 1 covers current border arrangements, Ministerial Direction 100 and the review of Australia's migration system.

A biosecurity measure in response to the global pandemic was the restriction of inbound or outbound international travel.

Amendments to the CLA will affect both previously settled claims & current claims.

The appellant, BYM, alleged that in 1999, when she was approximately eight or nine years old, she was sexually assaulted by a groundsman (CD)...

The New South Wales Court of Appeal examined whether a $50,000 award for future economic loss to a minor injured in a café accident met the evidentiary requirements of the Civil Liability Act 2002. The decision clarifies the stringent standards courts must apply when assessing damages for children, particularly regarding assumptions about future earning capacity and the need for concrete evidence rather than mere possibilities.

Assessing "reasonableness" when awarding damages for future care under the Civil Liability Act 2003 (Qld) (CLA).

If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident in Tasmania, this guide will assist.

The Civil Procedure Act outlines three key objectives for handling cases. How these principles affect your personal injury claim.

Dog owners are liable to compensate a person who is injured if their dog attacks someone.

Proving negligence and legal causation is not as straight forward as the commonly accepted concepts and definitions.