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The legislation aims "to assist the business community… take proactive and effective actions to address modern slavery".

NSW Court of Appeal ruled that pain alone does not prove injury, upholding a medical assessor's decision in Allianz v Yangzom.

In Ioannidis v Carretero, the Court awarded damages for the plaintiff's injuries but excluded trauma from seeing her dog harmed.

Defamation law in Australia aims to protect individuals from unwarranted harm to their reputations by false statements.

Provides a background to the Heston Russell v ABC case and examines the public interest defence to defamation.

Claim for school transport may fall within the statutory definition of "treatment and care" under section 1.4 of the MAIA.

Surveillance is an evidence gathering technique used by defendant solicitors and insurers in personal injury claims.

The various components of legal costs in the context of a personal injury claim in NSW.

Before making a privacy complaint to the OAIC, make a complaint to the organisation or agency - in this case, Optus.

Exempt development allows certain low-impact projects to be undertaken without undergoing a rigorous approvals process.

Yes, you must have a Contract for the sale and purchase of land (“Contract”) which can be prepared for you by a lawyer or licensed conveyancer and must, in the case of residential land, be prepared before your property...

Article discusses what happens when the lease does not include an address.

NSW Revenue Ruling No. DUT 35 Version 2 will help to clarify the duty consequences of partitioning New South Wales land.

If you are injured and NOT at fault, make a claim for your treatment costs, lost wages, rehabilitation costs and care.

Links to articles relating to the education industry.

This article outlines how sleep apnoea is linked to shift work, the process of making a claim and what evidence is needed to establish sleep apnoea is work related.

Family Law Courts mandate specific pre-action procedures requiring parties to attempt resolution before filing court applications. Understanding these genuine steps requirements, disclosure obligations, and available exemptions is crucial for anyone navigating parenting or financial disputes in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.