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Types of claims are often called "nervous shock" or "secondary victim" claims.

As entities transform the way they operate due to COVID-19, they must also keep a close eye on potential data breaches.

Unions face a decline in membership, at the same time as legislative and judicial scrutiny over their affairs escalates.

A recent NSW Court of Appeal decision highlights both the scope of an employer’s duty to guard against reasonably foreseeable psychiatric injury and the importance of the way issues are framed and concessions made during litigation.

Any eligible Commonwealth worker who contracts the disease as a result of their work duties may have a potential claim.

A claimant must be able to demonstrate that the Court has jurisdiction to hear and determine the matters in dispute.

Opportunities in Sydney's West may mean that young graduates have a more active legal career earlier than their peers.

The "In Australia" test now states an entity cannot be income tax exempt unless it operates principally in Australia.

This article discusses some of the recommendations of the recently released Report of the Review of the Fair Work Act.

New guidelines aim to raise the standards of cosmetic surgery procedures and safeguard the well-being of patients.

Health care professionals - it is likely that you or a colleague you know has been contacted by the HCCC and/or AHPRA.

Articles include risks to the mental health of students as a result of bullying, cyber bullying, and child sexual abuse.

This edition provides details on COVID-19 related measures for charities and not-for-profit entities during the pandemic.

The court demonstrated what a director may be required to do to discharge any personal obligations for company taxes.

The consequences of this tragic death are huge: a family grieves the loss of a son and sibling.

A stonemason was found equally liable with Blackhead Bowling Club for the death of a 3 year old girl.

The condemning to death of Australians in a foreign country makes us focus our consideration on the role of punishment.