Dying without a will in Queensland

Determining De Facto Relationships in Estate Disputes: An Analysis of WPA v MLX [2011] QSC 315

Introduction This case involves a dispute over the estate of Ms B, who died intestate (without a will) in a car accident on 30 June 2009. The applicant, who is the father of Ms B’s two children, sought a declaration that he was in a de facto relationship with Ms B at the time ofRead More »Determining De Facto Relationships in Estate Disputes: An Analysis of WPA v MLX [2011] QSC 315

2 October 2024
I was Injured in My Apartment. Can I Make a Claim Against My Landlord?

When you rent a home or apartment in Queensland, you expect a safe living environment. However, accidents can happen, and sometimes these accidents result from unsafe conditions in the property. If you’ve been injured due to such conditions, you may be considering making a public liability claim against your landlord. This article will guide youRead More »I was Injured in My Apartment. Can I Make a Claim Against My Landlord?

27 September 2024
Workers’ Compensation for Gig Workers in Queensland: What You Need to Know

In Queensland, the rise of the gig economy has fundamentally changed the landscape of work. Gig workers—individuals involved in short-term, flexible roles frequently facilitated through digital platforms—are increasingly becoming a crucial component of the workforce. Nonetheless, the nature of gig work introduces distinct challenges regarding workers’ compensation. This article explores the complexities of workers’ compensationRead More »Workers’ Compensation for Gig Workers in Queensland: What You Need to Know

24 September 2024