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In practice

  • Case notes

Therapy costs in question

There was an agreed miscalculation as to the assessment of damages in the primary judgment.
Karla Macpherson
  • In practice

Coroners speak for the dead

The benefit of this inquisitorial process lies in the careful, independent and dispassionate testing and examination of the evidence. 
Dan Rogers, Renee Williams
  • In practice

Social media impacts claim

His Honour found the combined effect of various social media posts by the Plaintiff after the accident caused him to doubt the reliability of the evidence. 
Hugh Powell
  • Criminal law

QLS advocates for thorough evaluation

The Bill has been referred to the Justice, Integrity and Community Safety Committee for inquiry with closing date for submissions to be confirmed.  
Olivia Atkins, Binari De Saram, Wendy Devine
  • In practice

Games platforms can be cyber risk

Children are favourite targets for cyber criminals. They can be easily enticed into downloading add-ons for their favourite games.
David Bowles
  • In practice

Rallygoer strikes police officer

It appeared the Australian flag was going to be set on fire, so police officers pushed through the crowd.
Michael Callow
  • Case notes

Warning on court communications

A recent case decision provides a reminder about professionalism in the courtroom.
the QLS Ethics and Practice Centre
  • In practice

Recusal application granted

A wife objected to His Honour being listed to sit on her appeal as a member of the Full Court.
Keleigh Robinson, Craig Nicol
  • Case notes

Paramedic suffering PTSD

The applicant sought an order that the time limit for her personal injuries claim against the respondents be extended.
Shelby Bennett
  • Case notes

Leave to appeal costs decision

The Court of Appeal has clarified the requirements of a "do and charge" cost agreement.
the QLS Ethics and Practice Centre
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