Crown Land – Is It A Lease Or A Licence Where There Is A Public Access Reservation?
Philip Mavor Special Counsel
It may not always be clear whether parties have entered into a lease or a licence agreement when that instrument contains significant public access or other reservations. More ›
Aiming at an Employee and Shooting Yourself in the Foot – Workplace Investigation Leads to Compensation Claim
A recent decision upheld the award of compensation to a worker who claimed psychiatric injury as a result of a workplace investigation by her employer. More ›
FIFO Code of Practice – Battle Against Mental Illness
Stephen Williams Partner
Mike Baldwin Special Counsel
Government-funded research found FIFO workers experience higher levels of psychological distress than non-FIFO workers. More ›
Small Slips Sink Statutory Demands
Tom Darbyshire Partner
A CSD can save you an enormous amount of time and money in the right circumstances, but there are many ways they can backfire. More ›
Straight from the Horse’s Mouth – Judge Sets Out How Trials Will Now Run in District Court of WA
Jack Carroll Associate
The District Court enunciates some guiding principles for litigation practitioners about the circumstances when witness outlines will be ordered for trial. More ›
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