Surmounting the high bar: the Supreme Court sets...
The Supreme Court of New South Wales recently set aside a deed on the...
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Special disadvantage no longer required: Federal Court makes quantum step in extending reach of statutory unconscionable conduct
In the recent decision of Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Quantum Housing Group Pty Ltd [2021] FCAFC 40 the Full Federal Court has clarified that vulnerability is not essential to establishing a claim of statutory unconscionable conduct. The Full Court upheld an appeal by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), confirming that the correct approach to assessing statutory unconscionability is to focus on the...
Time is of the essence: Creditor’s Statutory...
A recent decision of the Supreme Court of NSW (In the matter of...
Where the cause of psychological sequelae...
When physical symptoms caused by an accident have ceased, do...
Expansion of the Unfair Contract Terms Regime: how...
As the April long weekend drew to a close, the latest amendments to...
McCabe Curwood launches free online tool to...
Changes to the Unfair Contract Terms (UCT) legislation could see...
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...
When a forklift goes rogue at work, can MACA come...
Is a worker entitled to bring a workplace accident claim under Motor...
Simplifying the liquidation process: new laws for...
The traditional winding up process is often criticised for being too...