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If you occupy a shop, office, workshop, warehouse or other commercial property under a lease, you may have had difficulties in persuading the lessor to carry out necessary “structural” repairs and maintenance, writes TGB’s Conveyancing & Property law team. Almost all commercial leases make a distinction between...
Read moreTGB’s Tim White writes about disputes relating to workers compensation weekly payments in Western Australia.
Read moreTGB and the Julian Burton Burns Trust have launched a new fund dedicated to supporting patients, their families and social workers at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Read moreIf you’ve been injured at work in Darwin or elsewhere in the Northern Territory, it is important to understand your workers compensation entitlements, writes Victoria Bell.
Read moreTGB partner Tim White writes about the increase of Post-Traumatic Stress Syndrome and psychological injuries in the Australian Defence Force. Why are there more claims? With the amount of operational duties undertaken by Australian defence force members in the last decade or so, it is not surprising that we are...
Read morePeople injured in motor accidents may be unaware of their compensation entitlements, writes Barney Gask.
Read moreAmber Sprague outlines the new approach to assessing psychological injuries under new workers compensation laws in South Australia.
Read moreOlla Kutieleh writes about eligibility and entitlements under South Australia’s motor accident Lifetime Support Scheme.
Read moreEnquiry form: TGB workers compensation clients Significant changes are coming to WorkCover in South Australia and you are likely to be impacted. As of 1 July 2015, the Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act will be replaced with the Return to Work Act. The new Act impact injured workers’ entitlements...
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