Litigation Law, Mediation Law and Arbitration Law

The first floor ceiling of the premises, used as a restaurant and nightclub, collapsed, injuring a number of patrons.

Witnesses should diligently consider the question of whether they are referring to a fact or expressing an opinion.

The case highlights the importance attributed to procedural fairness when decisions are made by government departments.

How the privilege against self-incrimination is applied in coronial inquests across Australia.

Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) can be an amazing tool and resource – but caution must be exercised when using it in a legal context.

Concerns about claims of legal professional privilege over third-party investigation reports produced in the course of responding to cyberattacks...

The WA Supreme Court has handed down its decision in the matter of Lowes v Amaca Pty Ltd.

The Vioux appeal judgment will be welcomed by manufacturers and suppliers of pharmaceutical products.

Following months of consultation and review of over 700 submissions from the public and industry, the Panel conducting the Independent Review of Food Labelling Law and Policy, released its final report, Labelling Logic earlier this year. The report includes 61 recommendations to improve food labelling law and policy in Australia and New Zealand.

It is not required for a plaintiff to take "appropriate advice" if in this instance it would not be reasonable to do so.

The occupier was not liable for the negligent failure of an independent contractor to adopt a safe system of work.

When a plaintiff is aware of a right to make a claim and has retained solicitors, the late claim must be made promptly.