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Can injury sustained during consequential treatment be a "non-threshold" injury?

A shoulder injury from treatment was linked to the motor accident as a non-threshold injury, but higher court clarity is needed.

Australia Litigation

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McCabes

Time's Up: NSW Court Of Appeal Reminder About The Importance Of Understanding And Hitting Security Of Payment Deadlines

The NSW Court of Appeal in Roberts Co (NSW) Pty Ltd v Sharvain Facades Pty Ltd (Administrators Appointed) [2025] NSWCA 161 has confirmed that...

Australia Litigation

KL

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Beyond The School Gates: When Is A School Liable In Negligence For Bullying & Student Assault?

Case regarding the duty of care that a school owes to its students.

Australia Litigation

CO

Carroll & O'Dea

Responding To Pharmacy Complaints: Why Properly Considered Legal Advice And Experience Matters

Taking a proactive approach can avoid a long and expensive prosecution in a tribunal where the registration of the pharmacist might be suspended or even cancelled.

Australia Litigation

BP

Bennett & Philp Lawyers

Civil Claim Secures Justice For Grieving Son Of Dwayne Johnstone Who Was Fatally Shot In Prison

Australia Litigation

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O'Brien Criminal & Civil Solicitors

High Court reinforces fee boundaries: Solicitor's CFOs ruled out in class actions in NSW and all States where the solicitors' rules do not permit contingency fees

Australia Litigation

GC

Gilchrist Connell

Under The Guillotine: Inside A High-Stakes Expert Report Deadline

Australia Litigation

FC

FTI Consulting

Case summary: Allianz Australia Insurance Limited v Yangzom [2025] NSWCA 104 – pain, injury and the limits of medical review under the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017 (NSW)

Australia Litigation

CO

Carroll & O'Dea

When termination isn't the end: A case note on AZW v State of Queensland

Australia Litigation

GC

Gilchrist Connell

What factors are relevant to whether treatment is reasonable & necessary?

Australia Litigation

M

McCabes

Clouds Over Blue Sky: High Court Limits Solicitors' CFOs

Australia Litigation

KL

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Double dismissal: Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia rejects appeal and cross-appeal in Ruby Princess class action

Australia Litigation

B

Barry Nilsson

Filmalter v Swenson: the Queensland approach to the peer professional opinion defence

Australia Litigation

CO

Carroll & O'Dea

Review panel finds rotator cuff tear sustained during treatment is a non-threshold injury

Australia Litigation

M

McCabes

Michael Byrnes appeared on Breakfast with Tim Webster on 2SM on 23 July 2025 to discuss workplace relationships and that Coldplay concert

Australia Employment

S

Swaab

482 Visa Processing Times | Delays In Government Processing

Australia Immigration

IL

Interstaff Immigration Agency

Visa Rules When Changing Employer Sponsors

Australia Immigration

IL

Interstaff Immigration Agency

Fraud and corruption – how crisis management can help

Australia Commercial

BP

Bartier Perry

It depends – Trust vesting

Australia Commercial

CG

Cooper Grace Ward

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Adjudicator Discretion and Legal Error: Builtcom Constructions v VSD

Whilst not fatal to a determination, it is wrong as a matter of law to strictly apply the Cardno test.

Australia Litigation

PA

Piper Alderman

Relevance, efficiency, and proportionality – the ambit of the duty to disclose

The obligation on parties to provide full and frank disclosure continues throughout the proceedings until the dispute has been resolved.

Australia Litigation

B

Barry Nilsson

The Inquest Series: The ‘right to silence' in Coronial Inquests

How the privilege against self-incrimination is applied in coronial inquests across Australia.

Australia Litigation

B

Barry Nilsson

Australian Courts Grapple With Generative AI In Court Proceedings

Australia Litigation

MO

Mills Oakley

Medibank Class Action: Navigating The Legal Privilege Maze

Australia Technology

AO

A&O Shearman

Overriding purpose – still the most significant discovery in NSW

Australia Litigation

K

Kennedys

Understanding legal professional privilege for plaintiffs in NSW

Australia Litigation

CO

Carroll & O'Dea

Protecting Confidentiality in Mediation: The Gazal v Setiawan and Topaloglu Case Study

Australia Litigation

HW

Holman Webb Lawyers

Documents produced for court: not to be used for other purposes

Australia Litigation

HL

HHG Legal Group

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Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

Beyond The School Gates: When Is A School Liable In Negligence For Bullying & Student Assault?

Case regarding the duty of care that a school owes to its students.

Australia Litigation

CO

Carroll & O'Dea

Filmalter v Swenson: the Queensland approach to the peer professional opinion defence

The accepted practice can only be determined by reference to agreed or determined facts.

Australia Litigation

CO

Carroll & O'Dea

Adjudicator Discretion and Legal Error: Builtcom Constructions v VSD

Whilst not fatal to a determination, it is wrong as a matter of law to strictly apply the Cardno test.

Australia Litigation

PA

Piper Alderman

Valuing "True Value" In Post-Acquisition Disputes

Australia Litigation

FC

FTI Consulting

New Community Benefit Agreements For Queensland Renewables Projects

Australia Energy

KL

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

Pabai decision: Federal Court finds no duty of care to protect Torres Strait Islanders from climate change

Australia Litigation

CC

Corrs Chambers Westgarth

The importance of reality testing valuation reports in Family Law

Australia Litigation

B

Barry Nilsson

What are the steps to resolving disputes? Mechanisms to resolving Disputes.

Australia Litigation

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PCL Lawyers

Tips and traps for obtaining and relying on expert evidence

Australia Litigation

GC

Gilchrist Connell

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Court Procedure

Filmalter v Swenson: the Queensland approach to the peer professional opinion defence

The accepted practice can only be determined by reference to agreed or determined facts.

Australia Litigation

CO

Carroll & O'Dea

Adjudicator Discretion and Legal Error: Builtcom Constructions v VSD

Whilst not fatal to a determination, it is wrong as a matter of law to strictly apply the Cardno test.

Australia Litigation

PA

Piper Alderman

Mareva Injunction (Freezing Order) – How Freezing Orders Work in Australian Law

A freezing order "is an order by the Court that the Defendant cannot deal with specific assets up to the amount claimed".

Australia Litigation

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Unified Lawyers

The importance of reality testing valuation reports in Family Law

Australia Litigation

B

Barry Nilsson

What are the steps to resolving disputes? Mechanisms to resolving Disputes.

Australia Litigation

P

PCL Lawyers

The Harman Principle : An Overview

Australia Litigation

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Unified Lawyers

The Inquest Series: Non-publication orders in the Coroners Court

Australia Litigation

B

Barry Nilsson

Freezing orders – How to prevent a debtor from dodging their responsibility

Australia Litigation

CO

Carroll & O'Dea

Soft closure, big decision: High Court grants class closure orders in Lendlease Class Action

Australia Litigation

B

Barry Nilsson

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Banking/ Finance

Proportionate Liability under the microscope - when both parties are in the wrong

A recent case considered proportionate liability where both parties are wrongdoers.

Australia Litigation

NR

Norton Rose Fulbright Australia

What bank fees constitute penalties?

A recent case considered whether a bank fee constitutes a penalty.

Australia Litigation

NR

Norton Rose Fulbright Australia

Insurance Case Note - The credibility gap and the gullibility fill

The Court provided guidance on the extent that a party must prove reliance to succeed on actionable misrepresentation.

Australia Litigation

HH

Hunt & Hunt

Four more banks to be subject to credit card fees class actions

Australia Litigation

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DibbsBarker

Landlords gain ground in Colorado Group administration

Australia Litigation

D

DibbsBarker

What is the correct approach in determining whether a secured lender has lost an opportunity to make a profit from an alternative investment?

Australia Litigation

MA

Moray & Agnew

Practical guidance for trade creditors in an administration

Australia Insolvency

DP

DLA Piper Australia

High Court holds dishonouring cheques was defamatory and awards damages

Australia Finance

CU

Clayton Utz

Retention of Title Clauses – Court of Appeal

Australia Litigation

A

Addisons

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Latest Videos

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Debt collection lawyer or debt collection agency?

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Stonegate Legal

Finding out who is behind a negative Google review

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Madgwicks

It Depends – The different types of Court hearings

CG

Cooper Grace Ward

Double dipping: making claims for Total and Permanent Disability (TPD)

RL

Roche Legal

Class Actions Fireside Podcast Series: EP17: Bracing For A Year Of Change

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Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP

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