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

A mother with an impressive employment history and a string of occupational qualifications has been ruled by the Supreme Court as likely only to have

He was being driven to work by his wife when they were rammed from behind and spun 180° to allow a full view of the other vehicle being torn in half

A driver whose ute collided with the rear of a preceding vehicle on a highway in Central Queensland has failed in his attempt to blame the accident on

An Appeal Court has ruled that evidence of “malingering and exaggeration” should not bar an accident victim who “exaggerated or feigned symptoms

A financial planner has lost his appeal against an order that he pay compensation to a motor accident victim for failing to warn her against over-spen

The NSW Court of Appeal has ruled in four test cases what hire charges are payable by at-fault drivers for a “free” replacement vehicle provided to th

The dangers of fatigued driving are becoming well known now with a recent study, conducted by the Queensland University of Technology revealing import