When you are involved in a motor vehicle accident you will likely have a million thoughts going through your head, and not be able to focus on any one of…
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Some readers may have heard that there is a time limit on how long you can pursue a claim. For breaches of contract, that time limit is 6 years. For…
The social impact of corona virus has begun affecting Australian workplaces. Those most vulnerable in the workplace are those employed on a casual basis. Unlike part time and full time…
Although our firm has been looking after the legal needs of the people and businesses in the Ipswich and Lockyer Valley since 1923, we like to think that we are…
The recent prosecution of a local Ipswich man serves as a timely reminder that we all need to give second thought to posts we might put on Facebook. I am…
Every year (or 6 months) you need to renew your car registration. Built in to your registration is Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Insurance held with Suncorp, RACQ, QBE or Allianz….
Every year (or 6 months) you need to renew your car registration. Built into your registration is Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Insurance. This CTP insurance primarily provides protection to you…
The simple answer to this question is: yes… possibly. In Queensland, claims for compensation are in part governed by the Civil Liability Act 2003 (Qld). This Act sets out the…
Playing sport is an essential part of the Australian lifestyle, facilitated by our (mostly) great weather and our love of competition. Injuries are part and parcel of our addiction to…
According to a study done by the Stanford University Centre for Internet and Society, 90% of motor vehicle accidents are caused by human error. Recently, permission was granted in Victoria…
Australia is seeing increasing numbers of flexible work arrangements where you might work some of the days during the week from home. What happens if you hurt yourself while working…
Almost everyone has a camera in their pockets. With the rapidly increasing capabilities of smartphones (I believe one manufacturer made a phone with 9 cameras) and the popularity of social…
These days you can get insurance for just about anything – your house, car, home contents, health, travel and even for your pets. What if something traumatic ever happened to…
The law of defamation is used to protect someone’s reputation. Defamation occurs where someone hurts the reputation of another by spreading false information about them. To be considered defamatory action, three elements must…
You might have read our previous articles about the effect of social media on personal injuries claims. Our firm recently had the opportunity to see first hand how social media…
The Queensland Times newspaper recently published an article suggesting a recent spike in bullying and harassment at the Ipswich Hospital. This article suggests that 33% of junior doctors at the…
What would you do if someone decided to spread horrible lies and rumours about you? You may do nothing because you believe that it will all just simply blow over…
Many Australians are opting to make the switch from cars and trucks to motorcycles and scooters. Smaller, more fuel efficient, and easy to maneuver and park in crowded cities, motorcycles…
On 1 October 2016 the Life Insurance: Code of Conduct commenced operation, with a transition period until 30 June 2017. By now all Life Insurer’s are bound by and should…
On 28 August 2017 we wrote an article about the proposed changes to the compulsory third party (CTP) motor vehicle accident scheme. See our article here https://www.mcna.com.au/greedy-ctp-insurers-truing-take-away-rights/ With the Queensland election…
