Medical practitioners have a responsibility to exercise reasonable care and skill when providing professional advice and treatment. Central to this duty is the obligation to warn patients of any material risks associated with the proposed treatment. A material risk is...
A hit and run accident can be traumatic and confusing, especially when the at-fault driver flees the scene and cannot be identified. Many victims assume they have no way to recover compensation. In New South Wales, that is not correct – the CTP scheme provides a clear...
When a person passes away, their estate must be administered and distributed to those entitled to receive it. Before this can occur, legal authority is usually required to manage the estate. Depending on whether the deceased left a valid Will, this authority is...
Recent amendments to tobacco and vaping legislation in New South Wales have expanded offences, increased penalties, and strengthened compliance powers for inspectors. Small businesses facing prosecution should consider the following options promptly. Immediate...
A breach of agreement occurs when one party fails to perform their obligations under a legally binding contract. The consequences of such a breach can be significant and may expose the defaulting party to various legal and financial liabilities. The primary remedy for...
