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During the course of legal proceedings, costs are usually incurred by all parties.

The full impact will be felt when payments cease after the five-year grace period, with many unprepared for the changes.

A recent PIC decision has outlined a significant legislative flaw in NSW's CTP scheme for injured motorists.

Media outlets recently ran front-page news articles referring to a judicial process subject to a suppression order.

Some essential tips to enjoy the benefits of social media while protecting privacy and personal information.

Construction industry participants, such as builders and developers, should be prepared for the 2% Building Bond Scheme.

Article discusses recent case where the landlord tried to refuse consent to an assignment of lease.

A court order for specific performance to re-commence trading will not be granted except for exceptional circumstances.

There was a large difference between the cost of rectification and the damages awarded.

The lessee was unable to prove that the Council knew or ought to have known about the disruption to the outside walkway.

A recent case demonstrates that care is required when assembling or reviewing repair and maintenance clauses. .

Division 30-15 ITAA 1997 lists the categories of institutions or funds within Education which could attract DGR status.

Explains the importance of crowd-funding & what charities, donors & fundraisers need to know about it.

Protection for religious groups against hateful and discriminatory treatment.

An employee suspected of a crime in the workplace could maintain the right to silence in any subsequent investigation.

Although the Court has discretion to award costs, parties in family law proceedings generally pay their own legal costs.

It is interesting to review how the Australian High Court dealt with the Australian Tobacco Plain Packaging Act 2011.

The Supreme Court of Tasmania examined whether a general practitioner breached her duty of care by failing to diagnose or refer for investigation symptoms that were later identified as multiple sclerosis. The case explores the challenge of identifying serious neurological disease when symptoms present gradually over time and appear non-specific, while reinforcing that medical standards are assessed based on information available at the time rather than hindsight.