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Sexual assault can be a civil matter too
Intentional torts to the person are those which involve direct, intentional or wilful invasions of the physical and mental integrity of the person.
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You have been sacked! What to do & when to do it.
The short answer is to obtain advice and quickly!
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Wait! Make sure your lease is in writing and signed before it commences
Without a written agreement in place, there is no evidence as to the actual agreement reached with respect to essential lease terms.
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Announcing the launch of our new website
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new and refreshed website.
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Legal battle looming over Bob Hawke’s estate
The late Bob Hawke has been described by some as Australia’s greatest prime minister; a leader who left an “incomparable legacy” on Australian politics, and who “dared us to become a better nation”.
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Warranties & defects in residential buildings: your rights
In January 2015, the statutory warranties contained in the Home Building Act were amended to redefine the nature of a defect and increased the scope of the what is considered a major defect and increased the scope of what is considered a “major defect” to include serious problems which affect habitability and the use of the building and to the buildings’ potential destruction.
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Can I access my neighbour’s land to fix a fence or do other works on my house?
If you find yourself in this situation, the first step is to talk to your neighbour first. Not only is this a good idea, but a Court will not make an order for access unless you can demonstrate that you have taken reasonable steps to resolve the matter amicably with your neighbour.
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Should I participate in a class action against my bank?
Following the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry, class actions against banks are increasing, along with the financial advisory and superannuation industry.
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Local Council Powers of Entry onto land
The powers and limitations under each empowering legislation vary but the general concepts apply reasonably well across the board. For concision, we will limit this article to the powers of entry arising under the Local Government Act 1993.
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What to tell your kids during a divorce?
While you and your partner may no longer hold kind feelings for one another, it is important that both parents have considered the potential distress that children may be subjected to if the situation is not handled appropriately.
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