What is the aim of a good Will?
…on areas where it shouldn’t go and left off areas where it should go; and, somebody always puts their foot right in the bucket of paint. The aim of a…
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Elephant in your kitchen
…same situation as North Bondi RSL Club. Carroll & O’Dea offer a free initial phone consultation to help you assess your risk and understand your obligations. Each business is different,…
Retirement Village Living
…harassment and intimidation. Residents (either solely or as a group) may bring actions against operators in the Tribunal for breach of section 66 seeking that the operator comply with section…
Reality check: What you say outside of work can impact your employment
…clearly identifying these aims, as well as instructions to Commanders that all personnel and prospective personnel were to be valued and treated fairly on individual merit and with respect and…
Legal Advice without the Cost: How IRO funds Injured Workers in NSW
…funding covers legal costs associated with: Obtaining legal advice about rights and entitlement under workers compensation legislation regardless of whether a claim has been made. Making a claim for compensation.…
Employment Law Update – What is changing from 1 July 2021?
…The application of the adjustment formula every year after that has resulted in the cap now growing to almost $160,000. The current cap thus sits at about 75% above the…
Employment Law Update – What is changing from 1 July 2022?
…2022: Increase to high income threshold and maximum compensation available for unfair dismissal applications The statutory high income threshold for unfair dismissal applications will rise from from $158,500 to $162,000….
Workers Compensation – Why did my weekly pay change?
…may not be given any explanation and will have to go fishing for answers. For workers who are not a firefighter, paramedic, or police officer, here are several reasons why…
Personal injury claims: what does our ‘No win – No fee to us’ policy mean?
…apply to claims for no-fault statutory benefits under the workers compensation and motor accident injury schemes because costs for these claims are payable by others and never by you. In…
Russell v Carpenter [2022] NSWCA 252 – Appeals Court finds no requirement for a handrail on stairs at a rental property
…is foreseeable and not insignificant and is a risk which generally attaches to sets of stairs, Kirk JA described the risk of a person slipping and hurting themselves in this…
How to make a privacy complaint: Optus Case Study
…Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) is the federal privacy and freedom of information regulator. It is their job to protect privacy rights in Australia. The OAIC also investigates and resolves your…
Our Firm
Carroll & O’Dea Lawyers, established more than 120 years ago, is a modern firm built on strong foundations of providing expert advice and robust advocacy for our clients. Our longevity…
New Edition of ‘Australian Medical Liability’ co-authored by Carroll & O’Dea Lawyers’ Bill Madden released by LexisNexis
…behalf of the Firm I want to congratulate Bill Madden and his co-authors Janine McIlwraith and Benjamin Madden on the latest edition of this landmark legal book. “It remains the…
The Personal Injury Commission Flexes its Administrative Muscle
…and 11A all involve a ‘question of causation, which is a question of fact’.[5] His Honour also found that workers compensation benefits under section 33, 36-38, 60 and 66 were…