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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.
Jan18
The Duty of Care owed by Employers to Employees
In Australia, employers owe a duty to employees to prevent a foreseeable risk of injury. Where they fail to do so, injury, claims and damages ...
Sep12
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 ...
Sep05
Are Compensation Payout Calculators reliable?
Find out why you shouldn't rely on compensation payout calculators. We've tested the claim calculators online and here are the results.
Aug02
Calculating pain and suffering payouts in Qld
Understand how pain and suffering payouts are calculated in Queensland. See pain and suffering settlement examples. Read more.
Aug01
Fraudulent insurance claims in Australia
There are serious consequences for insurance fraud in Australia. Here we explore examples of insurance fraud and what may be considered "fraud". Read more.
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