…they are able to complete the duties asked of them, and that an employer’s duty to take steps to ameliorate such risks arises even before an employee demonstrates signs of…
…communications will be considered unreasonable [5]. In addition, this new right is a “workplace right” under the FWA so, an employer will also be prohibited from taking adverse action against…
…While conducting due diligence and audits is an onerous exercise, with increasing consumer pressure and media attention any failure to do so may greatly damage a business’ reputation and brand.…
…for tax purposes but not so for SIS Act purposes although a former spouse may be within the SIS Act definition due to an “interdependency relationship”. Leaving aside for the…
…as clinical notes and reports) are typically covered by the compensation awarded on a party/party basis. These costs are also known as “ordered costs”. In most cases, if your lawyers…
…not have access to his work communication channels, he was unaware of this opportunity and could not apply for it and was ultimately made redundant on 9 April 2009. Mr…
…awards, the conciliation and determination of claims and disputes, and complaint investigation and enforcement. One of the most significant new changes has been the introduction of a national system of…
…orders that affected schools and teachers were put in place in New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. Queensland, Tasmania and Western Australia…
…of the particular 12 individuals made by the following evening, could not, on any reasonable and objective contemplation, provide for the discussion and provision of relevant information as contemplated by…
…each and every case. If you are a business owner and have been injured, Carroll & O’Dea Lawyers can assist you with all of your enquiries. [1] 17 June…
…to ensure accuracy and compliance with legal requirements. Understanding the role of an executor, attorney pursuant to an enduring power of attorney and an enduring guardian An executor of a…
Judges in family provision cases are frequently asked to consider the relationship between the applicant and the deceased person, including the nature and duration of the relationship (Succession Act 2006…
…will be able to assist you. [1] https://www.legislation.vic.gov.au/in-force/acts/wrongs-act-1958/127. [2] Wrongs Act, s28G. [3] Wrongs Act, s28F. [4] https://www.legislation.vic.gov.au/in-force/acts/limitation-actions-act-1958/107. [5] Wrongs Act, s48. [6] Strong v Woolworths (2012) 226 CLR 182….
Often bequests are a major source of income for charities, and the provision in your Will must be accurate. Many charities give guidance in brochures or on their websites as…
