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Court of Appeal confirms counsel's fees are a recoverable outlay under the Workers' Compensation and Rehabilitation Regulation 2014 (Qld)

Queensland Court of Appeal overturns decision regarding whether counsel's fees are an outlay recoverable under regulation 137 of the Workers' Compensation and Rehabilitation Regulation 2014.

Even where there isn't a Will, there's a way: requirements, proof and process of Informal Wills

The New South Wales Supreme Court possesses the power to validate documents as an operative Will, even in circumstances where formal requirements prescribed by legislation are not met.

National Safe Work Month Week 2 - Working together to protect workers’ mental health

The theme of week 2 of National Safe Work Month is "working together to protect workers' mental health". We will explore the step-by-step approach for managing psychosocial hazards in the workplace.

New major partnership with Indigenous Literacy Foundation

Is there a way to reverse a resolution or election at a meeting of the owners corporation?

An owner or mortgagee may apply to the Tribunal to have a resolution or election of the owners corporation invalidated or nullified. Whether the Tribunal makes the order will depend on individual circumstances.

Closing the loophole … and potentially opening new ones?

Dramatic shakeup of the industrial relations landscape in Australia announced.