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As another year draws to a close business people everywhere are saying that 2012 has been a tough year. It has been tough retaining customers and keeping market share and it has been tough paying creditors. Smart business people have been tightening the belt, keeping an eye on recurrent expenditure and postponing or cancelling non urgent...
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An article taken from the first edition of our e-Precedents...
The Christmas holiday period coincides with an increase in fatalities on NSW roads. In 2011 in NSW there were 15 fatalities between school concluding and New Years Day. Every life lost is a tragic reminder that we must all play a part to stay safe on the road.
The 15...
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An article taken from the first edition of our e-Precedents...
The New South Wales Court of Appeal has ordered Coles Supermarkets to pay damages of nearly half a million dollars to a lady who was recovering from cancer when she was hit and injured by a trolley whilst shopping in one of its stores. The lady, 48 at the time, was struck by...
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An article taken from the first edition of our e-Precedents...
Many contentious issues arise between neighbours involving trees, whether it be overhanging branches or encroaching tree roots. Access onto your neighbour’s property can also result in conflict. If possible, the best way to resolve these problems is, firstly, to talk to...
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Reference: Changes to the NSW Road Rules & Traffic Laws (2012)
An article taken from the first edition of our e-Precedents...
This can be a very important question for someone; especially if they think what they are doing is legal, when in fact it is not.
However, like a lot of Law, the answer is not certain until a Judge...
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