Aggravated damages in medical negligence cases remain limited and uncertain in Australia, but international case law offers valuable insights.
The latest updates in personal injury law and media content by Brave Legal about current issues in compensation and negligence.
Aggravated damages in medical negligence cases remain limited and uncertain in Australia, but international case law offers valuable insights.
In this edition of Precedent, lawyers are reminded of the importance of clients’ legal advice history, payment characterisation, deeds, and collaboration in Workers’ Compensation and Employment matters.
High Court case Elisha v Vision Australia Limited [2024] highlights the importance of fair disciplinary processes and employees understanding their rights to pursue claims, even after settlement.
Losing a loved one at work is overwhelming. The Brave Legal Dependency Claims Guide covers everything you need to know – eligibility, entitlements, the claims process, and key case law.
Legal assistant Isabel Cook has found a way to balance study, remote work, and a new city – all while making the most of Perth’s coastal lifestyle.
No doubt that music festivals offer an amazing summer experience but the risks of these events are widespread.
An increased incidence of asbestos-related findings in playgrounds and public spaces shines a light on powers of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Archer v Garcia is an interesting reminder that experienced and expert sporting individuals who have the capacity to make personal safety decisions, may find themselves uncompensated in the event of an injury.
Undergoing medical treatment that doesn’t go as expected can be incredibly stressful, even more so when the outcome is due to negligent care.