The case of Guilfoyle v Huckleberry Australia Pty Ltd has provided a timely reminder about the risks associated with school excursions and what schools need to do to ensure they discharge their duty of care.
This month has seen two cases come through the Fair Work Commission concerning requests for flexible work arrangements. We will delve into the implications of these cases and what this means for employers.
Gifts (also known as bequests) are a common feature in wills, and allow a testator to give a sum of money or an asset to a particular person or entity.
In a recent landmark decision the NSW Supreme Court refused an application to terminate the strata scheme of the beleaguered Mascot Towers complex.
There have been a number of decisions from the NSW Land and Environment Court relevant to operators within the New South Wales waste industry.
We continue our analysis of the decision in Human Appeal International Australia v Beyond Bank Australia Ltd (No 2) to consider the obligations and duties a bank may owe its customer when exercising a right to close their account.
