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Slip Hazards - The Law of Negligence
A common situation that we would have all witnessed in shopping centres is when there is an accidental spill of a drink, ice-cream, or anything that can create what we will refer to as a “slip hazard”.
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Contract Law
“Pay nothing for 18 months” “No sign up fees” “No interest, payment plans” “No Win, No Fee” From signing up at the gym, refinancing a credit card, to signing…
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Oaky North Lockout Ends
It has been one of the longest lockouts of a workforce by an employer in Australian history, and after 230 days – or 7 months, 2 weeks and 2 days – it has come to an end, at least temporarily.
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How Does Storm Damage Affect Your Residential Property Sale Or Purchase?
Property at the buyer’s risk pursuant to contract terms… If you have sold or purchased residential property in Queensland before, you would likely be aware that the risk of that property…
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'Simple' Matters Are Often Far From It
Nothing strikes fear into the heart of a lawyer (my lawyer’s heart, anyway) like when someone announces at the start of a matter something like “this is a really simple deal”. I remember…
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