CCL Blog: Take the Law........

Tom Pratt had worked as a labourer for Patrick Ditton since December 2015 on sites at Dubbo and on the NSW Central Coast

Alan McGrath was working alone west of Brisbane to assess hail damage to the roof of a residence following a

CCTV vision of an altercation at the Orient Hotel in The Rocks in Sydney in December 2022 showed a crowded bar with seve

Can a seemingly innocuous hazard that is obvious to all workers create a foreseeable workplace risk of injury for which

Just how stable are fittings and furniture required to be in commercial settings like cafes frequented by families?

Jordan Woolnough was jumping over the boundary fence of a cricket oval in Doreen, to Melbourne's north, in February 2022

A Kmart Tyre & Auto Services outlet occupied a two level workshop in a service-station complex owned by Viva Energy.

The Supreme Court of Queensland has held a regional airline liable for a flight attendant's injury to her back after she

The collision between the yachts occurred in a Saturday race conducted by Cronulla Sailing Club on Port Hacking in Decem

Grant McMillan was driving on the Pacific Highway at Springwood when a his car was struck from behind in August 2017.

David Ward was riding in the front passenger seat of a Driftrunner - a specialised mining vehicle used underground - en

By erecting unsafe roadworks and an inadequately marked footpath barricade on Zillmere Road at Aspley, Brisbane City Cou

Zoran Wallases attended national medical group Holdsworth House’s Sydney practice on several occasions for treatment i

A pedestrian struck during roadworks near Ayr has been awarded substantial damages after the District Court accepted tha

An appeal court has held that an unpainted speed hump was not an “obvious risk” in a carpark where other hazards had

An appeal  court has ruled that a course of training can amount to a "dangerous recreational activity" when accompanied by an element of pleasure.