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Tindall Gask Bentley partner Barney Gask has warned schools to protect themselves from legal risks, after a high school ‘fight club’ was revealed in Whyalla. Not only could there have been safety issues for the students, but potentially legal ramifications for the school involved. “It is very lucky that no injuries...
Read moreAdelaide developers have gained final approval to build an eight storey, “green” building on Light Square, which will become a new home for leading South Australian law firm, Tindall Gask Bentley. Demolition of the original structure on 76 Light Square will begin shortly, with the multi-million dollar project expected to...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Managing Partner Morry Bailes says introducing a law to stop the “planking” fad is unfeasible. “Difficult, or near impossible,” Mr Bailes said. “I think that if you are going to do something silly like a prank, leaving planking aside, you’re probably entitled to do it, I don’t think we can...
Read moreMal Byrne writes about the legal rights for parents if their child is injured at school, either through an accident or bullying.
Read moreAfter a salmonella outbreak in Adelaide in February 2011, Tindall Gask Bentley investigated compensation options for the victims.
Read moreAdelaide’s salmonella victims could launch a class action against the source of the outbreak, after nearly 100 people contracted the potentially fatal disease. In a stroke of bad luck, these people have eaten contaminated custard-filled products, and fallen violently ill with gastro symptoms. Many of the sufferers were hospitalised...
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