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Oceania: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
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Federal Court decision pierces the corporate veil for breach of director duties
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World Health Organisation finally acknowledges COVID-19 vaccine injuries
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Michael Byrnes is quoted in the article, 'Fair Work favours the boss in Covid-19 sackings', published in The Australian on 22 April 2023
Michael Byrnes is quoted in the article, 'Fair Work favours the boss in Covid-19 sackings'.
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Mandatory Vaccination & Employment: lessons from managing anti-vaxxers in schools
Mandatory vaccination orders placed certain workers under a legal obligation not to work unless fully vaccinated.
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Mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations - one year on
When can employers require their employees to be vaccinated?
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Michael Byrnes appeared on Nights with John Stanley on 2GB and 4BC discussing the implications for employers of the end of mandatory isolation for COVID-19 infection
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Employee litigation following termination on account of vaccination status
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A tale of two vaccination policies
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Closure of 408 Pandemic Visa
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World Health Organisation finally acknowledges COVID-19 vaccine injuries
The WHO has quietly published a paper outlining that Covid-19 vaccination can induce multiple sclerosis.
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Supreme Court challenge could see all remaining COVID fines declared invalid
Redfern Legal Centre challenged the validity of COVID fines, as they failed to comply with the Fines Act 1996.
Sydney Criminal Lawyers
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All COVID-19 fines declared invalid by Supreme Court of New South Wales
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Supreme Court of NSW declares COVID-19 fines to be invalid
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COVID-19 testing requirements for travellers from China, Hong Kong and Macau
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The online school environment during the COVID recovery: child protection, duty of care and privacy
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The Subclass 408 Pandemic Event Visa will close on 1 February 2024, signifying the normalisation of the migration program after years of pandemic recovery efforts.
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World Health Organisation finally acknowledges COVID-19 vaccine injuries
The WHO has quietly published a paper outlining that Covid-19 vaccination can induce multiple sclerosis.
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The online school environment during the COVID recovery: child protection, duty of care and privacy
As we continue to live with COVID-19, educators should consider the duty of care owed to students in this online context.
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Moving from COVID-19 vaccine mandates to risk assessments in NSW schools
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Electronic Affixing Of Seal Of An Owners Corporation
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Supply Chain Disruption – The Risk To Global Economic Recovery
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TRIPS waiver decision on COVID-19 patents
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The Low-down From New Zealand
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Social distancing in the legal profession – should it stay or go?
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The Big Red Bash Fails To Recover Under Event Cancellation Insurance Following COVID-19 Related Cancellation
The Federal Court of Australia has upheld the denial of an event cancellation insurance claim based on a communicable disease exclusion which was held to apply, despite there being no directive...
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Second COVID insurance test case won by insurers
Courts apply narrow interpretation to Business Interruption or Interference cover COVID related loss.
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Can you claim workers compensation for COVID, if you are infected at work?
Employers should take extra COVID-19 safety precautions as part of their duty of care to employees and customers.
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Second business interruption test case favours insurers
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Insurers generally successful in second COVID-19 business interruption test case
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COVID-19: changing the way we think about project insurance
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Insurers feel the heat as COVID-19 test cases mount
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