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One missing document just sank a child's car accident claim (opens the original)
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What happened: An NSW court dismissed a child's motor accident claim after her mother took eight months to provide a single document her lawyers repeatedly requested Who's involved: Allianz Australia Insurance (CTP insurer), Law Partners (plaintiff solicitors), Hall & Willcox (defendant solicitors) What's at stake: A damages claim for injuries including a fractured jaw, suffered by a child allegedly struck by a car at age nine Why it matters: Limitation periods under the MAI Act can be enforced
No financials, no progress - court halts Blue Sky insider trading class action (opens the original)
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What happened: A Queensland court ordered a class action plaintiff to pay $630,000 in security for costs across seven defendants before an insider trading case can proceed Who's involved: Blue Dog Group (plaintiff shareholder) v Credit Suisse Equities, Argonaut Securities, Euroz Hartleys, Oasis Investments entities, and individual defendants What's at stake: $630,000 in security for costs; the underlying class claim alleges $33,352,000 in losses, with one defendant putting the class quantum at $
His claim forms said 2014. He says he didn't know until 2023. Now Qantas wants everything (opens the original)
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A Qantas pilot suing the airline over loss of licence insurance has been ordered to hand over more than six years of medical and personal records - after the Federal Court found his own claim forms and medical declarations undercut his position. The pilot brought a claim under the Fair Work Act 2009, alleging Qantas breached clause 25 of the Qantas Enterprise Agreement. At the centre of the dispute is the airline's Loss of Licence Insurance Plan, which according to the proceedings provides a cap
Security firm's bid for indemnity costs fails after late document disclosure (opens the original)
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A security company's push for indemnity costs against an injured woman fell flat - undone by its own failure to hand over key documents until the eve of trial. The NSW District Court on September 18, 2026 dismissed a motion by Urban Protection Group to recover indemnity costs from a woman who was injured at Hotel Ravesis on Bondi Beach in July 2022. The woman had been at the Bondi Beach hotel when a patron became violent with a security guard. She stepped in to help the guard during the altercat
Unsigned agreement costs WA earthmoving firm's estate in $23.8M succession fight (opens the original)
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Two mates built a $24 million earthmoving business. When one died, their unsigned replacement deal became the fight. The Supreme Court of Western Australia delivered its decision on September 23 in Iron Horse Machines Pty Ltd v Olmate Holdings Pty Ltd [No 2] [2026] WASC 393. At its core was a question insurance professionals will recognise instantly: which agreement governs when the parties started updating their succession arrangements but never signed the new deed? The two directors had been f
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