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Motor Accident Injury Claims: Applying for Common Law damages (Lump Sum Compensation)
Published on 19 Aug 2022 by Katherine Driscoll and Kasturi PK KunalUnder the NSW Compulsory Third Party Scheme, people who are not at fault and are more seriously injured in a motor accident in NSW on or after 1 December 2017 may have eligibility to make a claim for common law damages and receive lump sum compensation.
Read more >Can a hairdresser’s chair be a lease? The broad scope of Retail Shop Leases
Published on 17 Aug 2022 by Alex Collie and Matthew RaffertyThe famous “duck test” goes: if it looks like a duck, swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it is probably a duck. A similar argument is often made for leases, no matter how much the parties argue they have a licence. If it has the features of a lease, then it will likely be interpreted as a lease and, if it is in a retail setting, it will often be a “retail shop lease” that falls under the Retail Leases Act 1994 (NSW) (or its jurisdictional equivalent).
Read more >Article 5 - Ensuring 'no holes' in the TPD Safety net
Published on 15 Aug 2022 by David CooreyTPD is intended as a financial safety net when you need it most.[1]
Without the security of regular income from your job and the effects of your illness or injury, you are relying entirely on an Insurer to do the right thing when they assess your TPD claim.
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