Publication

In February this year, the Full Court of the Supreme Court of Tasmania heard the appeal in Port Sorell Bowls club Inc v Dann to consider whether Mr Dann’s award of over $1 million for his burnt hand should be reduced further for his own negligence.

Parents of young adults wanting to hold a party, now have a perfect reason to say no.

Anyone who hosts a social media page or forum and allows others to post to it should remain on high alert of the risk of being sued for defamation and facing substantial damages claims.

Throughout racing carnival season in Australia, many organisations hold Calcutta sweeps, and it is imperative that organisations consider the gaming licence requirements for not-for-profit or charitable competitions and games.

Superannuation does not automatically form a part of your estate on your death. This is a very strange concept to get our heads around.

You may receive an unsolicited phone call asking whether you have recently been involved in a car accident (whether or not you were).

Claims for compensation and damages for mental injuries suffered in the workplace are becoming increasingly more common.

We have seen the Sex Discrimination and Other Legislation Amendment (Save Women’s Sport) Bill introduced into Parliament prior to this year’s federal election.

The CAS Ad Hoc Division published decisions on six matters it heard in its Beijing period – none of which related to field of play matters.

The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be governed by the Olympic Host Contract.