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Read moreIt was the day that changed motorcyclist David Norman’s life forever. A former Big Issue seller, David was back in work, back on his feet and on his way to a new life, learning specialist skills that would soon see him working in the mines. He was, in his own words, “living his dreams”, before one split second...
Read moreAustralia, we have an access-to-justice problem. A third of our population live in rural areas, but only 10.5% of lawyers are among them. So how do we ensure everyone has access to legal representation? TGB managing partner Morry Bailes discussed how to fix the problem with ABC Radio Adelaide’s Peter Goers. Listen now. Read...
Read moreAn estimated seven million Australians struggle to access legal advice, simply because of where they live, writes TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his latest column for InDaily. Read it here.
Read moreA factory worker who was sacked for chucking a hangover sickie after drinking too much on Anzac Day has been awarded $8000 in compensation after the Fair Work Commission found she was treated harshly. TGB senior lawyer and employment law specialist Andrew Clare spoke to “Today Tonight” about the rights of employers...
Read more13-year-old Adelaide schoolgirl Libby Bell was bullied so relentlessly she took her own life. Now her heartbroken family and the greater public cries out for justice. But who is liable under these circumstances? The bullies? The school? Or the Department of Education? TGB managing partner Morry Bailes spoke with 5AA’s...
Read moreSeparating from your partner is one of the hardest things you will do. Once that difficult decision is made, it’s natural to feel anxious about the future of your children, property and financial wellbeing. In times of emotional stress, it’s important to know where you stand as soon as possible. This week, Tindall Gask Bentley...
Read moreMandatory sentencing is popular but it represents much of what is wrong with our justice system, argues TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his regular column for InDaily. Read the full column here.
Read moreThe holiday of a lifetime can have a painful ending! In this episode of the Law & Life podcast, TGB partner Tim White discusses how you can make an injury compensation claim if you are an Aussie injured abroad or an overseas traveller injured in Australia but have since returned home. Listen on SoundCloudListen to the full...
Read moreFamous household brand Johnson & Johnson has been ordered to pay an astonishing A$525 million to a US woman who claimed she developed terminal ovarian cancer after using the company’s talcum-powder-based products. The case is one of thousands of lawsuits brought across the US alleging the company failed to warn consumers...
Read moreMany couples make the decision to never marry. “It’s just a piece of paper,” they say. What they may not realise is in the eyes of the law de facto couples are the same as married couples. TGB family law partner Wendy Barry spoke to ABC Radio Adelaide’s Narelle Graham to debunk the myths of de facto relationships. Listen...
Read moreTGB personal injury lawyer Nakkie Le Roux answers some of the more common questions that arise in relation to workers’ compensation claims in Western Australia. The ripple effect of getting injured at work can be enormous. Stress and anxiety are common among injured workers. While you try to focus on your rehabilitation...
Read moreAs the nation debates two significant issues that impact both government and the fabric of our society, TGB managing partner Morry Bailes reminds us that the opinion polls and the media’s war of words mean very little when justice is at stake. Read his latest column for InDaily here.
Read moreThe Federal Government has committed $341,000 to the development of an Artificial Intelligence ‘robot lawyer’ that would help ordinary Australians resolve their divorce disputes online. Tindall Gask Bentley family law partner Jane Miller spoke to Caroline Winter from ABC Radio’s PM program about the rise of...
Read moreWhile Adelaide braves the winter chill, Tindall Gask Bentley Lawyers has been searching for warmer climes, opening its newest office in Brisbane this week. The move marks the next exciting stage in TGB’s evolution from South Australia’s largest all-purpose law firm to a national leader. It follows successful forays into...
Read moreTwo years ago the health and life of TGB managing partner Morry Bailes was transformed by a kidney transplant from his wife, Melanie. In his latest column for InDaily, Morry makes a plea for more South Australians to consider organ donation and give what is truly the gift of life. Read the full column here. For more information...
Read moreIt’s the question that can divide dinner parties: Would you sign a prenuptial agreement? “Prenups” or Binding Financial Agreements, as they are known in Australia, have the potential to safeguard couples from a messy, drawn-out separation process if the relationship ends. Of the 113,000-plus marriages registered...
Read moreBeing involved in a motor vehicle accident is an unexpected, terrifying experience which can have significant financial and emotional consequences for you and your family. Obtaining medical attention should be your first priority. There are, however, important steps you must take to comply with legislation and protect your...
Read moreIs doctor-patient confidentiality as solid as we think? Can your medical records be requested by insurers, your employer or even your ex-partner? How private is patient privacy? TGB partner Tim White took part in a fascinating panel discussion with the ABC’s Sonya Feldhoff as well as psychiatrist Dr Nick Ford and Dr William...
Read moreDavid Snow’s life changed the day armed robbers raided his workplace and shrapnel from a gunshot hit his right leg. Now an amputee, David is struggling to find employment and has exhausted all avenues for further compensation. Tindall Gask Bentley partner Amber Sprague spoke to Channel 7’s “Today Tonight”...
Read moreDespite the huge profile given to the Royal Commission into the abuse of children in Australia’s institutions, how much has really changed? Tindall Gask Bentley partner Mal Byrne argues institutional and government responses – including in South Australia – are letting victims down. Read Mal’s full InDaily...
Read moreFor Commonwealth employees, making a compensation claim can be a confusing process, but it doesn’t have to be. In this episode of the Law & Life podcast, TGB partner Tim White discusses the 10 things you must look out for if you’re a Commonwealth employee making a ComCare claim. Listen on SoundCloudListen to...
Read moreAre you covered if your chiropractor injures you while practising without a licence? TGB partner and medical negligence expert Mal Byrne spoke to Channel 7’s “Today Tonight”. Watch the story here.
Read moreWhen your home is your castle, it’s natural to be territorial if someone tries to claim a slice of land from your kingdom as rightfully theirs. This is your classic boundary fence dispute, and it often creates bad blood between neighbours. So how do you solve a fence dispute? TGB Senior Lawyer Giles Kahl explains. Most home...
Read moreTHE Arrium steelworks sale not only galvanises Whyalla’s economic future, it gives new hope of a fresh start to those who have been living in limbo due to divorce and death, according to a leading Adelaide law firm. Tindall Gask Bentley Lawyers partner Jane Miller said when Whyalla’s economy and property market crashed many...
Read moreBarry Heffernan is on a mission. A mission to save lives. Barry, a retired war veteran and doting grandfather, runs the William Kibby V.C. Veterans’ Shed, a place “for anyone who’s ever pulled on a uniform” where they can get help if they have suffered abuse while serving their country. Barry and his...
Read moreTrust, longevity and unwavering commitment to our clients – three vital ingredients shared by Tindall Gask Bentley Lawyers and Murray Bridge firm Mason Westover Homburg. It is why TGB is delighted to announce that from July 1 we will welcome the highly-respected team at MWH into the fold. For more than 100 years MWH, and...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Lawyers is delighted to announce the elevation of Victoria Bell and Rosemary Caruso to the firm’s partnership. Rosemary has grown the firm’s Wills & Estates team to become what is now the largest in South Australia. Victoria, a highly-regarded workplace lawyer, has been instrumental in the firm’s...
Read more“We need help.” It’s been the plea of thousands of former defence personnel for decades now as they struggled with the transition to civilian life and mental health issues caused by their time in the military. In this fascinating installment of the Law & Life podcast, TGB partner Tim White and clinical psychiatrist...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Lawyers is delighted to announce the recruitment of commercial law expert John Caruso as the firm’s newest partner. John is recognised as a trusted adviser and has delivered outstanding results for his clients across a broad spectrum of sectors including property, finance, hospitality, sport and primary...
Read moreThe plastic surgery industry is booming as more and more people pursue the perfect body – but these so-called “standard” procedures are not without risk. What happens when your plastic surgery goes wrong? Can you sue for medical negligence? TGB partner Mal Byrne and senior lawyer Michael King discuss what options...
Read moreDiversity, technology and the pressure to do ‘more for less’ are resulting in rapid changes in the Australian legal profession. So is it a good thing? TGB managing partner Morry Bailes reflects on changes in the industry in his latest column for InDaily. Read the full column here.
Read moreDivorce is tough, but what makes it harder is if your former partner is a narcissist – intent on dragging out the process and being a roadblock to progress and your own freedom. TGB family law partner Jane Miller discusses the impact a narcissist can have on the divorce process and some tell-tale signs to look out for. Intense...
Read moreThe artificial intelligence revolution is gathering pace and no part of legal practice will be left untouched, writes TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his regular column for InDaily. Read the full column here.
Read moreThe State Government’s errors continue to stack up in key portfolios, and ministerial responsibility has been a hot topic among voters and the media. Following on from his recent column for InDaily, TGB managing partner Morry Bailes spoke with 5AA morning host Leon Byner about the idea of codifying when and how ministers...
Read moreThe question of smacking a child can divide parents, but is it illegal? What can you do if you see a child smacked that isn’t yours – can you intervene? Listen in to an interesting chat TGB family law partner Jane Miller had with Mix 102.3 breakfast hosts Jodie and Soda. Listen now on Soundcloud.
Read moreThis morning federal Social Services Minister Christian Porter began the delicate process of convincing all the states, and other groups, to join the Commonwealth’s national redress scheme for survivors of institutional sexual abuse. You can read that story in the SMH here. This development follows closely from last week’s...
Read moreThe mistakes in government departments continue to stack up, but respective ministers are still standing. One could think the long-standing Westminster convention of ministerial responsibility was no longer working. In his fortnightly column for InDaily, TGB managing partner Morry Bailes asks whether it’s time to codify...
Read moreAustralia’s Defence veterans have been crying out for greater access to mental health services for many years. That cry was heard in this week’s federal Budget, when the Government pledged $350m in total to veterans’ services. But what does this long-awaited funding injection mean for veterans’ treatment...
Read moreFrom little things big things grow, and so it has proved for Tindall Gask Bentley’s Reynella office which has just celebrated 25 years proudly serving the people of Adelaide’s southern suburbs. In 1992 the picture was very different to what it is today. Back then TGB was just a single office at 76 Light Square in the city....
Read moreUncertainty and confusion can dominate your thoughts during a separation, but they don’t have to if you seek early advice. TGB lawyer Alexandra Svenson explains why seeing a lawyer immediately after separation could be your smartest move. In the immediate aftermath of separation it’s difficult to know where to start....
Read moreDeciding to leave your partner is never easy. Life after separation is full of uncertainties, and what stops many people from leaving a broken relationship is the fear of financial hardship. In this blog TGB family law partner Wendy Barry outlines potential financial safety nets for those considering separation but fear they...
Read moreTrucks keep Australia moving, but what happens when transport workers are injured on the job? TGB lawyer Ashleigh Ridgway explains the various factors that need to be considered. Transport workers keep the economy ticking over across Australia’s vast land. These workers cross state lines frequently, in metropolitan and country...
Read moreThe separation roller-coaster is different for everyone and can take you on unexpected twists and turns! However, there are some useful things you can do along the way to help smooth your ride, writes TGB associate Rebecca Zanol. Visit the Bank Take a trip to your bank! Whilst this pointer may seem obvious, it is surprising...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley’s Perth office continues to go from strength to strength, with partner Richard Yates making the move to the WA capital permanently. A versatile lawyer who is in demand with clients and unions across a range of practice areas, Richard’s move is reflective of the firm’s rapid growth since opening its...
Read moreDefence veterans risk so much for their country. When they are injured while serving and suffer a permanent impairment, one of the biggest tolls they pay is that on their lifestyle. Relationships, recreation, mobility and employment prospects are all affected by injury, but how do you put a value on that when making a compensation...
Read moreDisclosure is a critical part of your separation and property settlement process, yet so few people understand what they need to do. TGB senior associate Renee O’Callaghan provides this easy disclosure guide. Firstly, it’s important you get a lawyer who can guide you through the tricky process of disclosure. Going it...
Read moreReaching agreement on custody can be difficult, with both parents seeking what they believe is “right” or “fair”. TGB associate Melanie Tilmouth explains how the Family Court makes decisions. Family lawyers are often asked what are “fair” or “the standard” custody arrangements for children following...
Read moreConcern for the rule of law is a unifying force among lawyers across the world. The profession must adapt and embrace technology to protect it and our way of life, writes TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his latest column for InDaily. Read the full column here.
Read moreA host of injured public servants face uncertain futures following a public sector and legislative shake-up. TGB Senior Associate Chrissy Psevdos examines their legal rights. This morning’s edition of The Advertiser (4/4/2017) reported 138 public servants could be out of a job beyond 1 July 2017 when all new workers compensation...
Read moreMasterChef star and celebrity chef George Calombaris’s restaurants have incorrectly paid their staff by $2.6 million. What can you do if your employer does the same? TGB Associate Sam Hooper explains your options. The revelation celebrity chef George Calombaris’s restaurants had incorrectly paid staff to the tune of...
Read moreA harrowing “Four Corners” report recently detailed abuse that occurred in some taxpayer-funded disabled care homes. In this blog, TGB partner Mal Byrne looks at potential compensation for victims of abuse. Sexual and physical assault is a crime. It is a heinous crime when the victim is a child, even more so...
Read moreNot all workplace injuries happen because of accidents or negligence. TGB lawyer Alexandra Harris explains your compensation rights if you are injured at work while having a seizure. Making a workers compensation claim is not always clear-cut. What if you have an epileptic fit at work and break your ankle? Do you have a claim...
Read moreGovernments are failing to take coordinated action in areas of law which touch the most vulnerable people in our society, argues TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his latest column for InDaily. Read the full column here.
Read moreMedical negligence. What is it? How do you prove it? Can you make a claim? In this episode of the Law & Life podcast, TGB partner Mal Byrne and senior lawyer and medical negligence expert Michael King explain the concept and the law around it. As a former pharmacist Mal Byrne has invaluable insight into the medical industry...
Read moreIt’s hard enough returning to work after a workplace injury. But what happens if you need more surgery? Can you still receive payments to ease the financial strain? TGB senior Associate Dimitra Bouras explains your options. “How will I pay my mortgage and bills if I can’t work?” It’s a common fear among people...
Read moreIt’s the last chance to raise a family for many people, but what can you do if something goes wrong during your IVF treatment? Tindall Gask Bentley Associate Kara Bellenger explores a heartfelt issue. For many people IVF is their last hope at raising a family. Some women have chosen to focus on their career only to find...
Read moreTGB family law partner Jane Miller talks to Ali Clarke on ABC Radio Adelaide about the legalities of a new surrogacy app that connects hopeful parents with potential donors – but is it legal? Listen to the full chat here.
Read moreRaising a child with a disability has some distinct challenges, but what do you do if you and your former partner can’t agree on treatment, or whether your child even has a condition? Tindall Gask Bentley family law partner Jane Miller explains. Parenting a child with a disability can be a lonely and challenging experience...
Read moreLegal aid in Australia is in crisis and unless the Federal Government is prepared to introduce alternative funding systems like a Medicare-style levy or legal insurance, its contribution must be lifted in this year’s Budget. Failing to do so risks denying people justice. Read Morry Bailes’s latest column for InDaily...
Read moreThe personal, private battles faced by our Australian Federal Police officers have become public thanks to recent media reports, detailing suffering from psychological injury caused by their employment. Bullying and harassment, poor support services and PTSD caused by responding to traumatic events are just some of the issues...
Read moreA WA District Court jury this week found police Constable Jonathan Edwards not guilty of Grievous Bodily Harm. The WA Police Union believes Constable Edwards should never have been charged and was simply doing his job effecting an arrest in the Perth suburb of Camillo, when force was required, in April 2015. Constable Edwards...
Read moreCall centre workers are under pressure. A heavy workload, coupled with noise, sometimes angry customers and bullying in the workplace takes a toll, and many workers are finding they can’t cope. Tindall Gask Bentley lawyer Ashleigh Ridgway discusses the issues and potential solutions. Noisy, stressful and fast-paced, working...
Read morePets are integral members of many Australian families. Our furry friends offer wonderful companionship and never-ending love. But what happens fi you and your partner break up? Who gets custody of the pets? TGB partner Jane Miller had a chat with Jodie and Soda form the Mix 102.3FM breakfast show to explain what happens. Listen...
Read moreIt’s a dream shared by most couples in Western Australia – to have children together and raise a family of their own. But what do you and your partner need to consider if you are a same-sex couple? And what happens if you separate? Tindall Gask Bentley Senior Associate Renee O’Callaghan explains. There are various...
Read moreThe emotional ties we have with our pets run deep. They are a part of the family, but what happens when a relationship ends? Who gets custody of the pets? Tindall Gask Bentley associate Rebecca Zanol explains how the legal process applies to your ‘fur-babies’. Pets are integral members of many Australian families....
Read moreAttacks on the judiciary by President Donald Trump typify commonly-held misconceptions about the role of judges in the legal process, their importance to democracy and protecting our way of life, writes managing partner Morry Bailes in his regular column for InDaily. Read it in full here.
Read moreControversial politician Pauline Hanson wants to see all couples have a pre-marital agreement in the belief it will fix the backlog in the Family Court. In this episode of the “Surviving Separation” podcast, Tindall Gask Bentley family law partner and accredited family law specialist Jane Miller explains pre-marital...
Read moreFamilies, friends, holidays, work – we share it all online. But what happens when you say something negative about your employer on social media? Could you lose your job? Tindall Gask Bentley senior associate Belal Moraby offers some clarity as the line between our real and virtual lives continues to blur. Facebook...
Read moreA life on the frontline protecting the community means police have to make split-second decisions, sometimes with tragic consequences. It’s imperative our police have the support and trust in them to carry out their duties, writes Police Association of South Australia President Mark Carroll in The Advertiser. Read the...
Read moreIn August 2017, SA Parliament passed a number of Acts relating to LGBTQI people and de facto relationships. TGB lawyer Adam Osborn looks at how marriage, divorce and the new Relationships Register affects your Will and Estate Planning. Imagine your partner were to die unexpectedly and there was no legal recognition of your...
Read moreTGB family law partner Jane Miller spoke to the Mix 102.3 breakfast team – Jodie Oddie and Mark Soderstrom – about the pitfalls of “sharenting”, where social media and parenting cross over. Listen to the full interview here.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Partner Mal Byrne spoke to Radio 5AA about the tragedy of 12 families who lost 50 embryos when a generator failed at the Flinders Medical Centre in September’s statewide blackout. Listen to the full interview here.
Read moreA disturbing, widespread culture of negligence around child sexual abuse by the Jehovah’s Witness church – including allowing abusers to return to the organisation – has been uncovered in the latest Royal Commission findings. Tindall Gask Bentley partner Mal Byrne explains. The Royal Commission into Institutional...
Read moreEndless connectivity is eroding the capacity of employees to enjoy uninterrupted time off – and that could end up having serious legal consequences. TGB managing partner Morry Bailes writes fortnightly for InDaily. Read his latest column here.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Partner Mal Byrne spoke to Channel 10 as the families who lost embryos in the statewide blackout consider their legal options. Watch the full story here.
Read moreFifty embryos were lost, and the hearts of 12 families broken, when a back-up generator at Flinders Medical Centre failed because of human error during the state-wide blackout last September. Tindall Gask Bentley partner Mal Byrne spoke to The Advertiser about the grieving families’ chances of compensation and the potential...
Read moreShould I accept an offer of lump sum compensation for my workplace injury? TGB lawyer Ben Smith explains your options When you’ve been injured at work, have made a claim, and are offered lump sum compensation it’s natural to want to take the first offer and move on with your life. However, by accepting the insurance company’s...
Read moreA Statement of Principle is one of the most important factors when making a military compensation claim. Tindall Gask Bentley partner Tim White explains why. What is a Statement of Principle? A Statement of Principle (SOP) is one of the first things you must consider when making a military compensation claim with the Department...
Read moreYou may think posting a picture of a day out with your kids is harmless, but it could have consequences for your custody arrangement. Tindall Gask Bentley associate Melanie Tilmouth looks at a big issue affecting parenting in the digital age. Can something as seemingly innocent as a Facebook post or a quick Tweet really impact...
Read moreA change to the Return to Work Act means workplace psychiatric injury compensation claims are now assessed differently. TGB senior associate Dimitra Bouras and lawyer Alexandra Harris explain the change and how it may effect your chances of a successful claim. If a psychiatric injury has stopped you working, you need to know...
Read moreOur offices will be closed from 12pm Friday, December 23 to 8.30am Monday, January 9. We are still taking family law inquiries during this period. If you’d like to make an appointment for the new year please email familylaw@tgb.com.au and someone from our team will get in touch with you shortly.
Read moreCyber attacks not only cost law firms time and money – they could also have professional conduct implications, writes TGB managing partner Morry Bailes in his latest InDaily column. Read the entire column here.
Read moreChristmas is a time for family, but emotions can also run high, especially when parents are no longer together. So what can you do to keep the peace when it's time share the kids at Christmas?
Read moreMaking a claim for military compensation is complicated. Sadly, because of this, individuals often have their claims denied or receive less compensation than they deserve. Had they received legal advice there is a chance the outcome could have been different. In this blog, Tindall Gask Bentley partner Tim White will explain...
Read moreChristmas shoppers are being warned not to fall for sneaky tactics by retailers. TGB managing partner Morry Bailes spoke to Channel 7 News about your rights as a consumer. Watch the video here.
Read moreShould I accept an offer of settlement for my motor vehicle claim in Western Australia? TGB partner Tim White explains your options
Read moreAre you an injured worker seeking lump sum compensation? The assessment rules have changed. TGB senior associate Christie Tsoubarakis explains how it could effect you,
Read moreWhile it is common for parents and legal guardians to assume they can authorise all medical treatment for their child, this is not the case. Gender dysphoria treatment is considered a “special medical procedure” by law, which falls outside of a parent or legal guardian’s ability to provide consent and which cannot be...
Read moreInjured workers strive to get back to work as soon as they can, however they often face hurdles from employers who see them as a risk.
Read moreMark Carroll, Police Association of South Australia president, opens up about the horrors of road accidents and the bravery and determination of our police on the scene.
Read moreCurrent and former Defence personnel no longer face the distressing prospect of recounting in person the sexual or physical abuse they suffered during their service when making a claim for injury.
Read moreThe rule of law is what stands between us and a descent into economic and social chaos, and lawyers are its keepers, writes Tindall Gask Bentley managing partner Morry Bailes for InDaily.
Read moreTGB Managing Partner Morry Bailes appeared on Channel 7 News to discuss the increased risk of identity fraud facing society.
Read moreThe Western Australian Parliament is edging closer to removing the statute of limitations on child sex abuse claims, giving victims a greater chance of compensation and, it is hoped, some closure after many years of pain.
Read moreAre you and your partner de facto if you haven’t lived together? What happens if you separate, but together you own a property you have never lived in?
Read moreThose who criticise legal aid and it's funding don't understand the valuable role it plays in our justice system and society, writes Tindall Gask Bentley managing partner Morry Bailes for InDaily.
Read moreThe Commonwealth’s announcement that it will introduce a National Redress Scheme for victims of child sexual abuse is overdue and welcome. However, there is a desperately urgent need for the scheme to be met by national civil litigation reform, otherwise some victims could be short-changed, or even find their entitlements...
Read moreWhen a relationship ends and you move out of the home you once shared often there isn’t enough time to take all of your belongings with you.
Read moreAlthough Australia continues to wait for true marriage equality, you should know that if you’re a de facto same-sex couple similar laws apply to you as those for heterosexual couples in the event of a break-up.
Read moreAfter feeding the South Australian public for years on a strict rhetorical diet of being “tough on crime”, it’s no wonder the State Government is struggling to sell home detention as a palatable sentencing option, writes TGB managing partner Morry Bailes for InDaily. Read the full article here. Morry Bailes...
Read moreTGB Managing Partner Morry Bailes speaks to "Today Tonight" after a bank mistakenly placed a caveat on a local man's property, thinking he was Senator Bob Day, whose building company collapsed last week.
Read moreIn the wake of the Dreamworld tragedy, TGB partner Mal Byrne examines the legal liability of amusement parks when the worst happens.
Read moreA recent WA Supreme court decision delivers a huge legal blow to online trolls and gives hope to anyone who has been defamed, writes TGB managing partner Morry Bailes for InDaily.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Managing Partner Morry Bailes speaks to Radio 5AA about the Homestead Homes collapse and what it means for affected homeowners.
Read moreTGB Lawyer Lucy Wood explains the relationship between people suffering mental illness and the criminal justice system.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Lawyers have secured $700,000 in damages for their clients, and landed a blow on online trolls, following a significant online defamation judgment from the WA Supreme Court.
Read moreTGB partner Mal Byrne discusses mothers who were pressured to give up their children for adoption and their rights to compensation.
Read moreClear information about the causes of South Australia's statewide blackout and floods are crucial so that individuals and businesses can make good decisions about whether to seek compensation or simply cop their losses, writes TGB's Morry Bailes for InDaily.
Read moreCriminal lawyer Samuel Joyce has produced an extensive guide including the investigation stage, bail and pre-trial procedure (indictable offence).
Read moreFor just about everyone facing a relationship breakdown, the psychological and emotional toll is enormous.
Read moreRecent decisions have shown a dramatic increase in the damages that Courts are prepared to award victims of sexual harassment in the workplace, writes experienced workplace lawyer Andrew Clare.
Read moreChristmas is fast approaching. For separated families it is a potentially difficult time if former partners can’t agree over care arrangements for the children over the holiday period. If you have children with a former partner, now is the time to sort out those care arrangements. Getting a headstart on this will help avoid...
Read moreIt’s time for a focus on the core issues facing the boots on the ground of the Northern Territory’s thin blue line. That’s the resounding call from the Northern Territory Police Association at its conference as it warned the Territory government and senior Police management that time was well and truly up on increasingly...
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