NSW case review: Electrician’s contractor licence denied but granted on appeal
In June 2025, we assisted an electrician in NSW who had been denied a contractor’s licence. With our assistance, our client obtained a great outcome and was ultimately granted a licence with minimal conditions.
How to deal with Ahpra complaints or notifications as a health professional
Complaints or notifications against health professionals are not uncommon and can have serious implications for a practitioner’s registration as well as their current and future employment.
Sexual harassment at work and the use of non-disclosure agreements
Victims of sexual harassment who bring a claim for compensation and, during that process, are involved in the negotiation of a settlement, are in our experience often asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement. We look at your rights with NDAs.
What is disability discrimination?
In this article, we discuss disability discrimination, and the process involved in bringing a complaint about disability discrimination in Australia. We focus in particular on the federal Disability Discrimination Act 1992.
Health practitioners’ obligations when advertising professional services
If you are a health professional or run a business that advertises health services, you must not engage in deceptive and misleading conduct. In this blog, we discuss health professionals’ obligations when it comes to advertising their services or therapeutic goods with a focus on the Australian Consumer Law and the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law.
Supreme Court NSW denies child sexual abuse survivor to revisit settled claim
We review a NSW Supreme Court decision to refuse the application made by a child sexual abuse survivor to set aside a deed of settlement in respect of a previously settled abuse compensation claim against Knox Grammar School.