What if there was an unauthorised entry to my home, business or property?
There is a basic principle at law: a person with exclusive possession of land has the right to decide who may enter their land. Of course, this is subject to
Tag: Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Debt Recovery Against Companies – Statutory Demand
There are a number of methods by which to secure repayment of a debt. For individuals, letters of demand and initiating proceedings in small claims jurisdictions are often suitable and
New privacy obligations – the data breach notification scheme
Privacy and protection of personal information is riding high in the public eye after a number of high-profile breaches over the past six months. As consumers, it is important to
Volunteers and Vicarious Liability
Are you a volunteer or an organisation that employs volunteers? Are you and/or your volunteers covered by adequate insurance? Have you considered the important exemptions to public liability protection under
Is it legal to employ only non-smoker workers? What employee attributes are protected under law?
An ABC News article on 15 March 2018 highlighted that employers, across a broad range of areas, are advertising specifically for non-smoker employees. While this may appear to be discriminatory,