Psychological injuries for reality TV contestants: landmark case
Reality television is a very popular form of entertainment for lots of Australians, but what happens when it comes at a cost to the contestants’ mental health? A recent decision in
Category: Litigation and Dispute Resolution
New Aged Care Laws on Physical and Chemical restraints are Inadequate.
In our submission to the Aged Care Royal Commission, we have analysed new Federal government laws on physical and chemical restraints. In our opinion: The laws may exceed the Federal
New Laws on Physical and Chemical Restraints in Nursing Homes
The Federal Government has introduced a new law dealing with use of physical and chemical restraints in Aged Care Facilities/Nursing Homes. It is called the Quality of Care Amendment (Minimising
What should I keep track of after my personal injury? Our guide to your personal injury diary
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, at work, by medical negligence or suffered any other personal injury, you will know that there are changes and adjustments
Can I sue a nursing home for the death of a person?
On 5 October 2018 a visitor to our website posted a question to us in our ‘What Duty of Care does a Nursing Home Have?’ article. The person asked: “What