A cautionary tale for funders concerning a terminated deed of company arrangement
- Published 22.04.2025
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Published | Gabrielle Renotte
We are delighted to announce that several of our esteemed lawyers have been recognised in five different areas of law in the 2026 Edition of the Best Lawyers in Australia. This is a prestigious award, recognising their outstanding legal expertise and the deep appreciation they have earned from their colleagues within the industry.
Congratulations to the following lawyers:
Legislative Update
- Published 14.04.2025
Upcoming legislative changes
On 18 March 2025, the NSW Government announced its intention to introduce ‘bills designed to curb the rising number of psychological injuries that people are experiencing at work’.
Treasurer Daniel Mookhey has flagged that the legislative changes will look to (amongst other things):
Evidence required to support a greater than 10% section 323 deduction
- Published 11.04.2025
Different approaches for asymptomatic pre-existing psychiatric conditions?
- Published 11.04.2025
Dangers of a wine cellar: Assessing liability between a working director, a head contractor and the occupier of a premises
- Published 11.04.2025
Daher v Gold & Eagle Constructions Pty Ltd (NSWSC 2025)
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Employer vicariously liable for the casual act of negligence of an unidentified worker
- Published 11.04.2025
Employers Liability Newsletter - April 2025
- Published 11.04.2025
Employer vicariously liable for the casual act of negligence of an unidentified worker - Video
De Martin & Gasparini Pty Ltd v Bartlett (NSWCA 2025)
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