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For decades, Carroll & O’Dea Lawyers have been at the forefront of change. Over the years our work has helped give access to justice to ordinary and marginalised Australians. Carroll & O’Dea Lawyers work for individuals and large and small companies across many industries. Whether we assist you with a workplace dispute, property transaction, commercial advice, or a compensation claim, we’ll complete your work to the highest standard. When it matters, Carroll & O’Dea Lawyers will be by your side.
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When it matters, at Carroll & O’Dea Lawyers we speak your language.

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Join us at our next event to hear from exceptional leaders in their fields, such as politics,
law, social justice, the environment, philanthropy, religion & journalism.

Tuesday Lunchtime Speaker Event - The Hon Ian Callinan AC

Tuesday Lunchtime Speaker Event - The Hon Ian Callinan AC

Published on 17 Nov 2026

Carroll & O’Dea Lawyers invites you to our Lunchtime Speaker event with The Hon Ian Callinan AC.

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Contesting a will? This is what you need to know.

Published on 6 Nov 2026 by Rebecca Tidswell

After a person dies questions can arise about whether the Will is a valid legal document or whether it has included and adequately provided for the right people.

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When workplace material causes psychiatric injury: Secretary Department of Communities and Justice v Soulos [2026] NSWCA 185

Published on 4 Nov 2026 by Bill Madden and Matilda Lynch

A recent NSW Court of Appeal decision highlights both the scope of an employer's duty to guard against reasonably foreseeable psychiatric injury and the importance of the way issues are framed and concessions made during litigation. The NSW Court of Appeal's decision in Secretary Department of Communities and Justice v Soulos [2026] NSWCA 185 provides an interesting example of the circumstances in which an employer may be liable for psychiatric injury suffered by an employee, even where the immediate trigger for that injury occurs outside the workplace.

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helping those in need.

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