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Updates on legislation, case summaries, and practical guidance on compensation, criminal and domestic violence — written by the lawyers who run these matters day to day.
The 6 latest notes from the firm, most recent first — written by a lawyer from the firm, in plain English — and where it helps, in Mandarin or Vietnamese too.
How the Queensland Court of Appeal applied the statutory test for a council's barricade and adopted the trial damages assessment.
You do not need a lawyer simply to lodge a statutory WorkCover claim in Queensland. This guide explains when legal advice may assist with worker status, delay or rejection, medical evidence, lump-sum offers and common-law rights.
If you have been charged with drink driving or certain drug driving offences in Queensland, losing your driver licence can have a serious impact on your employment. In some circumstances, you may be eligible to apply to the Magistrates Court for a restricted driver licence, commonly known as a work licence.
A practical guide for respondents explaining how to avoid breaching a Domestic Violence Order, Police Protection Direction or other protective condition in Queensland.
A job title, ABN or family relationship does not necessarily decide whether you are covered by WorkCover Queensland. The key question is whether, in substance, you worked as an employee or fell within another category of worker recognised by Queensland law. The Queensland Court of Appeal's decision in WorkCover Queensland v CRG Harvesting Pty Ltd [2026] QCA 124 shows why the reality of the working relationship matters — particularly in a family business.
Being charged with drink driving can have serious and immediate consequences. Even for a first offence, you will be required to attend court and may face a fine, licence disqualification or, in more serious cases, imprisonment. Understanding the process and obtaining legal advice early can help you prepare for court and protect your interests.
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The 5 latest notes from each practice area, with a link to the full topic if you want to read more.
