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For rent sign representing the arrangement considered in Walsh v Yang

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, ...
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A detailed view of the stadium seating representative of that present at McDonald Jones Stadium, the focal point of the recent Venues NSW v Kane legal case, showcasing tiered rows of seats without handrails

NRL Stadium Stumble: Trip and Fall Case Challenges Large Venue Safety Standards

Delving into the Venues NSW v Kane case, our analysis offers lawyers a look at the intersection of public venue safety and legal obligations. Uncover ...
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Image of a silo with metal ladders, representative of the Speziali v Nortask Pty Ltd [2023] case on workplace safety.

QSC awards $1.2M for work-related injuries involving a fall from height

In the Speziali v Nortask Pty Ltd [2023] case, workplace safety took center stage as ladder standards and negligence came under scrutiny. Unravel the case's ...
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Injured worker holding his head. Representing the impact of workplace accidents and the need for common law payouts for injured employees

Queensland Common Law Claim Payouts: Real Cases and Actual Results

Unveil the stories of workers in Queensland whose lives took a drastic turn after workplace accidents left them unable to return to their jobs. These ...
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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.
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Your Duty to Cooperate with your Insurer

Insureds have a duty to cooperate with their insurer in relation to a claim. But what does the duty involve and when should you seek ...
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