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• Waiving Cooling off Periods – How when and by whom?
• Recovery of CTP compensation if injured by stationary vehicle? When?
• Coercion provisions in national conduct rules against public interest
• Unregulated airline pilot training a black hole safety risk for air passengers
• NZ visitors cautioned over second class legal system: Kiwi embassy must alter misleading website
• Probable improbables: Driller takes on liability share in fall down unsafe Newcrest mine shaft
• Taxi cab confession costly: Client’s claim not filed because of poor prospects
• Limitation bar set high…and plaintiffs must carry defendants’ baggage with them
• Sixteen schooner a day miner survives tax and drug slurs: escapes with $380k and pride
• Exemplary damages for sexual abuse and trespass: when can you get them?
• Legless lass chalks up litigation loss in "I’ll rip your head off" hotel confrontation
• Small step for one man, a giant leap from rigs and their kind
• Suspicion of undeclared work no bar to $400k win for long suffering kiwi
• Wharfie put to ‘back-breaking’ work, employer not liable for back break
• Redcliffe’s many favourite sons: city’s role in "snail in the bottle" story
• ‘Puzzling’ plaintiff paints confusing picture, sinks claim
• State files appeal in Fraser Island tetraplegia claim
• Court choice forces lower damages payout for injured farm labourer
• Sexagenarian selfie wins limitation extension for legal precinct whack
• Qld workers face job interview booby trap, employer discrimination ok
• Workbench injury a private affair – Court
• Air crew errors responsible for Russian air tragedy
• Dear America: A letter from home down under
• Trans African crash kills 34 in remote game park, rogue pilot flies plane into ground
• Workcover bruised on 1, 2, 3 self-defence training technique, psych nurse collects
• Pledge now: Not to Txt and drive
• Qantas and others face more frequent turbulence claims as consequence of climate change
• ‘Hobby’ drone in Australia’s first near miss with commercial aircraft
• N.T. cattleman sues Robinson over crash, claims helicopter "defective"
• Is single-engine flying training a dangerous recreational activity?
• ‘Glow in the dark’ bowling lane action a slippery affair
• ‘Glow in the dark’ bowling lane action a slippery affair
• Meat worker boned, inconsistencies and exaggeration sink claim
• Terror bluster wrong message to prevent division
• Aussies more vocal at losing # 1 bragging rights than on reef degradation
• Sluggish economy looms over Queensland election
• Behind Queensland’s ballot-box backlash
• Uber Alles?
• Taking home what’s left of your meal- what’s the law?
• Pilot inexperience a potential factor in budget airline crashes
• Doctor in local lawsuit for Bangkok culinary calamity
• Sex accusation by Txt brings $100k defamation ask
• Insurer hits back at $390k home upkeep damages for neighbour’s pathway fall
• Solicitor sues his lawyer, jet ski injury compensation damages not enough
• “Nothing accident” aggravates pre-existing condition on sideways sitting forklift?
• Fee-split contractor a worker for injury compensation
• PI lawyers do battle: witness box polish vs imperfection & apprehension
• MVA Golf Pro refused leave to add $4mil to claim
• 5 must-know tips for first home buyers
• Facebook brings Woodford brain injury claimant crashing back to earth
• The TOP SIX clangers in work claims
• Stress in the workplace. What goes?
• Is their school liable for your kids’ safety?
• Property guide – helpful tips for purchasing off-the-plan property
• Work place injuries – which profession are you most likely to get hurt in?
• Schoolies, is the festival a rite of passage or legal nightmare?
• Christmas Season Legal Blues
• Flight goes down in Columbia with only 6 of the 77 passengers surviving
• Texas Injury Firm lawyer among Melbourne aircraft crash victims
• Passenger sues for wrongful detention & excessive force in international airport bust up
• Ambulance man drops stretcher; Island stroke victim wins $560k
• Driverless cars and the legal issues surrounding liability
• Conveyancing Frequently Asked Questions
• Pilot crashes in cloud after pressing on, sues for inadequate weather warnings
• Suncorp thwarted in highway head-on limitation extension road block
• Tiny fire stair height variation a ‘hidden trap’: Physio in $1.8 mil damages win
• Allison Baden-Clay daughters to receive insurance payout
• The Federal Budget – Winners and Losers
• Hotel to blame for lax wet weather safety measures
• Selling Your Business Checklists | Our Proven Formula, Advice & Steps Of Sale
• Oh Snap! PT session ends in hospital stint
• Do I really need a conveyancer?
• fatigue driving the same as drink driving?
• WOMAN SUES GOLD COAST HOLIDAY PARK FOR $4MIL TRAMPOLINE INJURY
• What to do when you’ve been injured at work
• How To Sue For Personal Injury
• One small step for man – employers reminded to keep up the training to staff
• Psychiatrist’s suspicions hosed out on miner’s $1 mil depressive illness claim
• Ford v Ferrari: at-fault insurers must pay for equivalent luxury in replacement vehicle hire
• Pilot skewered in amusement ride crash; Teenage rider in big psych damages win
• Park fall plaintiff wins all points on appeal: “single steps in thoroughfares are dangerous”
• Federal Court tops up injury damages with Fair Work compensation
• Unfulfilled brochure promises cost tour operator $30 mil in cruise passenger claims
• Car Accident Facts: 9 Essential Truths That Could Save Your Life
• DV outreach worker awarded $1.25 mil for assault by client’s husband
• Tragic farm worker accident: employer’s fault or that of auger supplier?
• Safety measures messages mixed: thumb injury costs firm $727k
• Real estate agents sued for open house driveway injury
• DV assailant waives spouse’s claim limitation defence from his cell