Consumers who suffer distress and disappointment due to tourism providers and holiday package operators failing to deliver on their contractual promises to supply pleasure and relaxation could soon face more claims following the decision of the Moore v Scenic Tours Pty Ltd [2020] HCA 17 (24 April 2020)
Sailor Compensation Claim. Christopher Cooper was just 15 years old when he enlisted in the Australian Navy in 1977. Â Like most teenage boys, he was
Public Liability Claim – You may not believe this to be a true story but the story of the pork chop compensation claim is as
A community representative in a Scandinavian country has recommended to his Council that workers should be allowed to go home for an extended lunch break
Workers Compensation! – Did you know that 28% of Australians are classified as obese (and a further 36% classified as overweight). Â Obesity is now one
The distinction between professional and personal life is becoming increasingly blurred after some recent decisions handed down by the Fair Work Commission. One of these
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has recently determined two cases regarding the banning of religious dress in the workplace, specifically, Islamic headscarves. The first case
MEDIA RELEASE Brazel Moore Compensation Lawyers, have taken on insurance giant NRMA and come up trumps. Peter Moore, a Central Coast Lawyer specialising in Compensation Law,
We acted for a person, lets call her Gwen, who was employed as a Senior Youth Worker by an organisation that provided Emergency Accommodation Services
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