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This article explains what the law says, where dogs can legally sit, and what precautions drivers must take to stay on the right side of the road and the RSPCA.

Legal limitation periods may in fact preclude you from successfully taking legal proceedings to recover the loan.

Article outlines some of the frequently asked questions that often arise at the start of a personal injury matter.

The NSW Government is introducing a mandatory minimum expiry period of three years for gift cards and gift vouchers.

Thousands of additional victim-survivors may now be eligible to apply for compensation under the National Redress Scheme.

This newsletter includes recent articles of interest relating to wills and estates in Australia.

When a trauma insurance claim is rejected, policyholders face stress and uncertainty about their financial security. This article examines the three most common reasons...

Injured workers in New South Wales often wonder whether they can continue receiving workers compensation benefits while returning to their job. The workers compensation scheme actively encourages safe return to work where medically appropriate, but the process involves careful management of medical certificates, suitable duties, injury management plans, and rehabilitation providers to ensure both recovery and proper benefit calculations.

Reforms limit the ability of employers to use fixed term contracts for the same role after two years or two contracts.

The final months of 2013 witnessed a number of significant cases dealing with workplace sexual harassment and bullying.

Explores key initiatives, challenges & the potential impact on AI innovation.

Case illustrates the difficulties injured claimants encounter when attempting to classify childcare services as "treatment and care" or "domestic services" under the Act.

When you are a property owner, ensure you have regular contact with the property even if just for maintenance purposes.

On 25 November 2008 the Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard introduced into the Federal Parliament the Federal Government's "Fair Work Bill 2008", which is the Government's main legislative vehicle for replacing what is left of the Howard Government's "WorkChoices" legislation.

The high number of asbestos related cases will soon be eclipsed by cases associated with silica related illnesses.

Forums have been conducted in capital cities to allow interested groups to discuss the ACNC replacements Options Paper.

This case offers important guidance to claimants, insurers, legal practitioners, and medical assessors in interpreting section 1.6 of the MAIA.