What teachers who suffer a personal injury at school need to know about workers compensation – Employee Benefits & Compensation

An article published in the Sydney Morning Herald reports that a rising number of teachers in New South Wales schools are suffering from psychological injuries caused by work pressure, bullying and exposure to violence in schools, tripling the total bill for injuries in the last six years. If you are a teacher and wish to …

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Michael Avenatti Takes Break From Serving Time In Federal Prison To Talk Trash About The Hush Money Case Against Donald Trump

Michael Avenatti (Photo by Jennifer S. Altman/For The Washington Post via Getty Images) Michael Avenatti isn’t known for his sound judgment. Sure, once upon a time (2018) he was lawyer of the year, but, what with the multiple convictions (defrauding former client Stormy Daniels through aggravated identity theft and wire fraud, trying to extort Nike,…

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Concussion, head trauma and injury in sport – an emerging area of compensation law – Personal Injury

Concussion + sport + compensation is quickly becoming a popular and powerful three-word combination in the current legal and media landscape. An example of this being the announcement by Melbourne Demons AFL player, Angus Brayshaw (age 28), of his premature retirement in February 2024 due to concussion concerns 1. In September 2023, the Senate Standing…

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The 1980s Called. They Want Their Bigotry Back.

Big news. Since the 1980s, the FDA has imposed a flat ban on anonymous sperm donation by sexually active gay and bisexual men. How does that work? Well, when the FDA screens potential sperm donors, it prohibits anonymous donations by any man who acknowledges having sex with another man during the previous five years. In…

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Federal government moves to criminalise wage theft: Major element of “Closing Loopholes” Bill. – Corporate Crime

Movement towards the criminalisation of wage theft in Australia Australia has long prided itself on its fair and equitable workplace practices – going back as far as 1907, when Justice Higgin’s judgment in the Harvester case established the “basic wage”. That concept was built on and developed under Australia’s unique system of compulsory industrial arbitration…

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