Litigation

a construction worker
By David Addinall, Senior Associate 27 Mar, 2024
In this comprehensive guide, Kells shares essential steps for resolving construction disputes in New South Wales. Read more here.
By David Addinall, Senior Associate 11 Oct, 2022
In 2020, the NSW Government introduced the Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (DBP Act). A key reform introduced by the DBP Act is an extension of the duty of care in tort.
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By David Addinall, Senior Associate 27 May, 2021
Dispute resolution clauses…. more important than you may think.
two construction workers are working on a brick wall
By David Addinall, Senior Associate 25 Mar, 2021
Did you know that a homeowner may now be entitled to claim for actual damages incurred as a result of a builder’s delay in excess of a nominal liquidated damages amount specified in the residential building contract.
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By David Addinall, Senior Associate 22 Oct, 2020
With the construction boom underway across NSW it is more crucial than ever that parties to construction contracts are familiar with their rights and obligations in responding to Payment Claims under the Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 1999.
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By Kells Lawyers 02 Jun, 2020
During this economic climate, it is prudent for directors to be on the lookout for indicators of insolvency.
the coronavirus
By Kells Lawyers 17 Apr, 2020
This article covers the recent economic measures the government announced in providing relief for financially distressed individuals and businesses affected by COVID-19.
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By David Addinall, Senior Associate 25 Mar, 2020
The Government's economic response aims to implement measures to prevent otherwise profitable and viable businesses from facing financial distress during the next 6 months.
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By Kells Lawyers 12 Sep, 2019
A recent case in the High Court of Australia centred around freedom of political communication and the extent to which an employer can control what their employees say and do outside of work, even when their identity is hidden.
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