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Summary of notable recent amendments to the Public Order that tighten restrictions in an attempt to contain COVID-19.

A worker may have difficulty demonstrating that they contracted COVID-19 during the course of their employment.

NSW residents now have increased freedoms to be 'out and about', and to reconnect with friends and family more freely.

Links to articles relating to charities eg charitable trustee's declarations, leaving a gift to charity in your Will & more.

Discusses death benefit claims – what is available? Who is entitled? Additional benefits including interest.

The Financial Services Royal Commission uncovered serious deficiencies in Australia's trauma insurance sector, revealing how complex policy terms, problematic sales practices, and unfair claims handling have left many policyholders vulnerable. With eight out of ten life insurers admitting failures in updating medical definitions, the Commission's findings expose systemic issues that continue to affect claimants seeking critical illness coverage.

Occupational noise-induced hearing loss is a prominent cause of permanent hearing loss NSW.

This is a general overview of legal costs, types of legal costs, costs orders and regulated costs for clients.

The NSW government has announced a $73.8 million package of up to $75,000 for each claimant of 'The Stolen Generation'.

Businesses should be aware of complexities that can arise in determining and protecting a domain name after registration.

In New South Wales (NSW), intestacy laws determine how the deceased's estate is distributed.

Assistant Treasurer David Bradbury introduced all three bills in the House of Representatives on 23 August 2012.

The newsletter updates developments such as the Royal Commission into child sexual abuse, the ACNC and other reforms.

This decision demonstrates what a director may be required to do to discharge personal obligations for company taxes.

The New South Wales Court of Appeal has delivered a significant ruling on employer liability for medical devices not included on the Commonwealth Prostheses List. When an injured worker requires reasonably necessary treatment involving unlisted prostheses, does the absence from a regulatory list automatically relieve the employer of payment obligations, or does the fundamental statutory duty to cover necessary medical treatment prevail?

Explanation of entitlements available to exempt workers (emergency service workers).

The SJBP Act is an omnibus Act, incorporating a large number of changes to national workplace laws.