Recent judicial interpretations clarify the scope of the Warsaw Convention regarding airline liability during embarkation, disembarkation, and carriage by air.
Recent court decisions confirm that cruise lines owe passengers a duty of care to mitigate foreseeable risks of COVID-19 infection, setting the stage for ongoing damage assessments in representative proceedings.
The recent alleged assault of Murgon State Primary School principal by a parent serves as a timely reminder of the importance of staff, student and community safety at schools. When parents or community members pose a risk to school safety, Queensland's Education (General Provisions) Act 2006 (Act) provides powers to protect staff and students.
The 2025 Pro Bono & Community Impact Report captures a year of progress, collaboration, and shared commitment to making a meaningful difference in the communities we work with.
Recent decisions from the BAB and VCAT are shaping how "natural ground level" is determined in Victoria, with significant implications for building height compliance and project approvals.
Vaping has emerged as a pervasive and urgent health challenge in Australian schools, marked by alarming rates of youth usage.
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