By: Brad McCullough
One of the more ubiquitous idiomatic phrases used in recent years has been, “It is what it is.” In three consolidated cases decided last month by the Court of Appeals of Maryland, the Court turne ...
By: Mark Brookes and Katherine Hayes
The High Court’s recent decision in Selig v Wealthsure Pty Ltd [2015] HCA 18 carries a warning for both financial service providers and their professional indemnity insurers.
To ...
By: Glenn Biggs and Nadia Stacey
In November 2009, CareFlight sent a nurse and a doctor in its employ, Ms Karen Casey (Ms Casey) and Dr David Helm (Dr Helm), from Sydney to help transport a seriously ill patient from S ...
By: Audine Bartlett
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development’s (OECD) Working Group on Bribery in International Business Transactions (Working Group) has published its latest report (released in Apri ...
By: Mark Brookes and Tom Pepper
In the recent case of Baguley v Lifestyle Homes Mackay Pty Ltd [2015] QCA 75 the Queensland Court of Appeal refused to depart from the longstanding principle that damages for breach of c ...
By: Rebecca Stevens and Allison Bailey
A claimant has been found guilty of two charges of fraud in a personal injuries claim,1 with Carter Newell Lawyers referring the matter to the Attorney General for offenses under ...
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