Castle v Perisher Blue Pty Limited When negligence does not translate to compensation. “This is another sporting injury case in which the defendant has the benefit of the dangerous recreational provisions…” On 20 November 2020,

I want to make a Sexual Abuse Claim. What can I expect at my initial consultation? We understand that it takes a tremendous amount of courage and strength for victims of sexual abuse to talk

Congratulations to Rita Yousef! Stacks Goudkamp is absolutely delighted to congratulate Rita Yousef on becoming an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law. Rita has worked hard to fulfil the requirements of the Law Society’s scheme

Congratulations to Megan Sault who has graduated from UTS with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) First Class. Like many graduates this year, Megan’s admission ceremony on 11 September did not proceed due to Covid-19. It is

Injured workers' entitlements to claim workers compensation benefits were seriously affected by the NSW government’s 2012 legislative changes including limiting the length of time that a badly injured worker could receive weekly (income replacement) payments.

Compensation for the negligent death of a child is unlike claims in the USA. The compensation available for parents of a child who has been killed in an accident, no matter how negligently or recklessly

People injured in car accidents and making claims under the Motor Accident Injuries Act have been ensured access to justice. Tom Goudkamp unpacks the highly anticipated decision in AAI Limited v GIO v Moon. Access

Are you a ‘worker’ or an independent contractor? The reality of employment for a reality TV star - Con Ktenas discusses it is not what you are called that is important but what you do

Personal Injury tribunal legislation currently before parliament – Belinda Cassidy summarises this new development for dispute resolution in NSW workers and motor accident compensation claims. Some time ago the NSW Parliament’s Upper House Law and