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When summer activities go wrong: Boating, cycling, motocross riding

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.

3 min Bree Knoester
Media Personal Injury
60 Minutes: People with disabilities “treated like non-humans” in group homes

Brave Legal client, Lee-Anne Mackey, endured bullying and physical abuse from the staff at her group home. She informed her parents, who used a hidden camera to expose the mistreatment.

< 1 min Bree Knoester
News Personal Injury
How Rude-olf: Christmas Negotiations Gone Wrong

Lawyers take note! Proceed with caution when negotiating this Christmas – or you might find yourself not jingling all the way.

3 min Bree Knoester
Brave Legal News Personal Injury
A mental health-conscious and trauma-informed approach

We hope this unique approach breaks down the stigma surrounding mental health, proving that it’s possible to provide excellent legal representation whilst caring for the emotional needs of our team and our clients.

2 min Jyoti Haikerwal
News Personal Injury
A timely reminder from the Courts – the latest word on deadlines

The case of Griffiths v Nillumbik Shire Council serves as a useful reminder to both individuals considering a claim and for practitioners providing limitations advice.

3 min Jyoti Haikerwal
News Personal Injury
Advocating for women whose babies were forcibly removed for adoption

In March 2022, the Victorian Government announced that it will invest more than $4million dollars to design a redress scheme to provide support and compensation to women affected by forced adoption practices.

2 min Jyoti Haikerwal
News Personal Injury
Obtaining key documents and information quickly will assist with expediting dependency claims

Where a death occurs in negligence circumstances, the dependents of a person who has died can bring a claim against the wrong-doer. This is called a dependency claim.

3 min Jyoti Haikerwal

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