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TGB’s Tim White says the findings from the independent review of digital mammograms in South Australia, released today, have strengthened the possibility of legal action. A review of 54,000 digital mammograms was launched in December 2012 after lower than expected cancer rates were detected. The final report revealed there...
Read moreSA Chief Justice Chris Kourakis talked about law and technology challenges, at a Law Week event hosted by Tindall Gask Bentley.
Read moreLaw firm Tindall Gask Bentley has advised Australian women with PIP breast implants that it will no longer continue its investigation into a class action. Partner Tim White said the firm recently discovered that the proposed defendant, Medical Vision Australia Pty Ltd (in liquidation), had limited product liability insurance...
Read moreTGB's Morry Bailes and Tim White spoke to the news media about the potential legal fallout following a review of tens of thousands mammograms in South Australia.
Read moreLaw Society vice president Morry Bailes says the state government’s planned overhaul of the Compulsory Third Party (CTP) scheme is “unjust” and economically irresponsible. Mr Bailes, who is also managing partner at law firm Tindall Gask Bentley, said the proposed changes would be another blow for the already struggling...
Read moreFamily law specialist Jane Miller says proposed surveillance laws would make it even more difficult for separating couples to use audio and visual recordings against each other during disputes. Ms Miller, a Partner at South Australia’s largest family law firm Tindall Gask Bentley, said many clients are already unable to use...
Read moreTGB managing partner Morry Bailes says reports of systemic abuse in the Australian Defence Force could lead to significant compensation claims for victims.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley client Sue Burtenshaw will receive a formal apology and compensation, after being defamed on radio and Facebook. Ms Burtenshaw, a former Principal at Coober Pedy Area School, said she is pleased the dispute has been resolved. “I believe that what was said about me publicly was wrong and unfair, and receiving...
Read moreTGB's Richard Yates talks to the Advertiser about the legal risks associated with a new social media platform that allows users to post "after death".
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