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Sep04
Tenant sues landlord for injury (and their insurer)
The recent Walsh v Yang & Ors [2023] NSWDC 307 ruling provides a comprehensive examination of the responsibilities of homeowners, the nuances of policy exclusions, ...
Aug28
Expert witness immunity in Australia
Dive into the landmark Hastwell v Parmegiani case, shedding light on the nuances of expert witness immunity in Australia. A must-read for professionals at the ...
Jun05
On appeal: liability for labour hire worker transferred pro hac vice to host employer
In certain circumstances, host employers can be found entirely responsible for injuries to labour hire workers on their sites.
Feb22
Claiming car hire after an accident in Australia
Discover the legal rights you have to claim car hire expenses from an at-fault driver following a car accident in Australia.
Jan29
Can my CTP Insurer sue me if I am “under the influence”?
In Qld, if a driver is under the influence of drugs or alcohol, they can be pursued by a CTP insurer for recovery of compensation ...
Oct04
Where ‘own occupation’ not defined in income protection insurance policy
Insureds must demonstrate an ongoing incapacity for their own or any occupation in income protection insurance policy. Here we consider the thresholds consumers must meet.
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