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Ben Bickford, 30 October 2015 Download the paper here: Ewen v R [2015] NSWCCA 17: Analysis and Effect on Murray - Ben Bickford 30 October 2015
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Lizzie McLaughlin, 14 July 2017 This paper does not intend to cover the field with respect to all aspects of the law of tendency, instead focusing on the recent High Court decision in Hughes v The Queen [2017] HCA 202 (‘Hughes’). In Hughes the High Court resolved a specific tension…
Lizzie McLaughlin, 19 August 2016 Download the paper here: Royal Commissions, Special Commissions and Coronial Inquests: Ethical, Practical and Procedural Issues - Lizzie Mclaughlin 19 August 2016
Lizzie McLaughlin, 14 August 2015 Applications for non-publication and/or suppression orders are made pursuant to the Court Suppression and Non-Publications Orders Act 2010 (NSW) (‘the CSNPO Act’). This a simple and straightforward piece of legislation. It is easy to navigate, and it is easy to read. The only problem is…
Simon Harben SC and Simon Hunt, 16 June 2017 All of us here are familiar with the so called reform of Compulsory Third Party Insurance over the years and in particular, since the mid 1980s. On 9th March, 2017 Victor Dominello, the then Minister for Finance, Services and Property, introduced…
Simon Harben SC, 19 February 2016 Mediation is a process in which parties to a dispute with the assistance of a neutral third party (the mediator) identify disputed issues, develop options, consider alternatives and endeavour to reach an agreement. The mediator has no advisory or a determinative role in regards…
Dealing with Statutory Demands arising from Building and Constructing Industry Security of Payments Act, 1999 by Timothy Bland The Building and Construction Industry Security of Payments Act, 1999 is still evolving this paper looks at the developments since early 2015 specifically in regards to Statutory Demands up to and including…
Family Law Litigation - Some Practical Observations by Terry Betts In family law litigation, it is critical to get off to a good start. How a case begins can set the trajectory for how it finishes – good or bad. This easy-to-read paper provides sound practical advice for practitioners who…
NCAT and the new NSW Stata Laws by Simon McMahon This paper examines the new Strata Laws in NSW proposed to commence in late 2016 and their operation in the NCAT with particular focus on dispute resolution and Part 11 of the Strata Schemes Management Act, 2015 which relates to…
Mediation: Tips and Traps by Simon J Harben SC This is a practical overview of Mediation. It examines the National Accreditation System and then the processes available to enable the reader to conduct a successful Mediation. There are important tips set out and by reference to some cases various traps…