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Mr Bosevski was injured during the course of his employment on a site...
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When a solicitor’s oversight constitutes an “exceptional circumstance”
An insurer's solicitor neglects to file a MAS Review Application in time. The Claimant opposes the request for an extension on the grounds that mere oversight does not constitute an "exceptional circumstance". Was the Proper Officer right in granting the extension? Author: Ilkay AntepuzumuJudgment Date: 6 August 2018Citation: Alam v Allianz Australia Insurance Limited [2018]Jurisdiction: Common Law1PrinciplesIn the context of extension of...
Law enforcement agencies and the Privacy and...
Law enforcement agencies (including NSW Police and Corrective Services...
The evolution of s11A and the need for medical...
A director of a childcare centre was involved in an altercation with a...
Key changes to the Motor Accident Guidelines...
Version 3 of the Motor Accident Guidelines came into effect on 13 July...
Dead but uninjured: A guide to death benefits
An employee tragically died in the course of her employment duties in...
The road not (often) taken: Rediscovering journey...
An employee tripped on her way to a work Christmas party and sustained...
Motorists’ duty to keep a proper lookout may...
A passenger leaps from a vehicle driven by his wife during the course...
Claims for psychiatric harm – case law update
Claims for psychiatric harm are becoming more frequent and high...
Bunnings Group Ltd v Giudice [2018] NSWCA 144
On 3 July 2018, the NSW Court of Appeal delivered judgment in Bunnings...