The NSW Court of Appeal considers whether steps in...
In the recent case of Wollongong City Council v Williams [2021] NSWCA...
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Obligations of Decision Makers to disclose material relied upon
Medical Assessors and Review Panels rely on their specialist knowledge and expertise in reaching decisions. To the extent that decisions are informed by material that is not within common knowledge, what is the duty to inform the parties of reliance on that material and to permit an opportunity to respond? The Supreme Court recently considered these issues in Kinchela v Insurance Australia Group Ltd t/as NRMA. Author: Tasnim AliJudgment...
The Wolf of Newcastle – Fraudulent Investments...
The NSW Court of Appeal in P & S Kauter Investments Pty Ltd v...
If the plaintiff at trial is found not to be...
In the recent case of Hoblos v Alexakis [2021] NSWCA 126, the NSW...
Direct or indirect consequence of a motor vehicle...
Is the correct test of causation whether an alleged injury is a...
El Dehaibi v Hanzoul Pty Ltd t/as Mr Fresh...
PrinciplesWhen calculating damages in accordance with the Civil...
The true power of S85B MACA and S6.26 MAIA and...
Can a Claimant bring a claim multiple times (by lodging the same claim...
Where the cause of psychological sequelae...
When physical symptoms caused by an accident have ceased, do...
End of the road for the credit hire vehicle...
Since the decision of the NSW Court of Appeal in the credit hire...
ASIC obtains declaration that an insurer breached...
The Federal Court of Australia has recently held that an insurer...