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Medical evidence was necessary to show actual physical damage to brain to satisfy the definition of a "bodily injury".

If you own a patent for something you have invented, it can be used as a powerful tool to protect your business.

The High Court allowed an appeal against damages for mental harm suffered by a brother present at the accident aftermath.

The High Court reinstated the apportionment of 12.5% liability for the solicitors as they were concurrent wrongdoers.

This dependency claim under the CRA was not an "apportionable claim" within the meaning of the Civil Liability Act 2002.

Contractors in Queensland can recover payments under Act for construction work on mining leases.

The final report of the Review of Security of Payment Laws recommends changes for the building and construction sector.

The High Court held that the easement should not be restored, as it was not "omitted" but removed from the Register.

Proceeds from a property development project may be taxed as a disposal of trading stock, profit making scheme or capital gain.

In 2012 the ATO issued a new GST ruling, GSTR 2012/5, which deals with the GST treatment of residential premises.

The Federal Court has dismissed an appeal in a case concerning the arrest of tugboats.

Newly released draft guidlelines discussed. Link to previous article that considers the suspended & interim guidelines.

Employer groups and unions combine forces to agree to modern award variations to provide greater workforce flexibility.

Employers need to follow their implemented procedures to avoid the risk of claims.

Employers who want to prevent former staff poaching clients and staff have important lessons to learn about restraints.

Testators should take steps now to ensure their online presence will be appropriately managed and protected after death.

Buyers of new residential premises or new residential subdivisions will be required to remit GST on the purchase price.