A workplace injury can be a challenging experience, impacting your health, finances, and ability to work. If you have been injured at work in South Australia, it is important to understand your entitlements under the workers compensation scheme; administered by the...Read More
Recent changes to the Family Law Act, predominantly focused on financial property settlements, are now operational. The amendments aim to make the process of dividing property fairer and more transparent, especially for those who have experienced family violence.If...Read More
Being an executor is a big responsibility, especially while dealing with the loss of a loved one. An executor is the person named in a Will to manage a deceased person’s estate (property, finances, etc.) and carry out their final wishes. The role entails...Read More
Held on 9 – 10 September 2025 in Canberra, the Safe Work Australia Research Summit brought together WHS and worker’s compensation experts amongst other things, to inform national policy. Our Andrea Madeley, pictured here in a panel session humbly told us...Read More
The last thing you need when dealing with the physical and emotional trauma of a workplace injury is to have your workers’ compensation claim rejected. If this happens, you may feel like you’ve hit a dead end, but it’s important to remember that a rejected...Read More
Separated couples unable to resolve matters regarding parenting and finances through mutual agreement can apply for interim orders in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. Interim orders are “temporary orders” and are usually made as a matter of urgency...Read More
The question of mental capacity is an important consideration in estate planning because it can become a contentious issue in estate administration. Family members often argue over a loved-one’s ‘state-of-mind’ and ‘what Grandad would have wanted’ when his memory and...Read More
Last month, our Andrea Madeley was invited to present at the Safe Work Australia Research Summit 2025. Safe Work Australia is a tripartite decision‑making body representing the interests of the Commonwealth, states and territories, as well as workers and employers. It...Read More
Most property settlements are reached through negotiation, without the need to go to court. Negotiations are formally documented through a binding financial agreement or consent orders. As a last resort, parties may need to initiate court proceedings seeking court...Read More
As experienced personal injury lawyers, we know how the strength of evidence impacts the outcome of a compensation claim. While witness accounts from laypersons and medical records are important, expert testimony is often key to a successful claim. What is an Expert...Read More
