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Principal’s duty ‘set in stone’

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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April 1 2011

The plaintiff, Tricia Pahi, sustained a repetitive strain injury to her left wrist whilst engaged in the work of repackaging ice cream products for Unilever Australia Limited tas Streets Ice Cream (Streets

How to recover more than 100 of your damages

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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April 1 2011

The plaintiff, a cotton grower in Condamine, commenced proceedings against eight defendants in the Queensland Supreme Court alleging negligence following the aerial spraying of various chemicals on his properties on 15 December 2005

Volenti not dead yet!

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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April 1 2011

The Plaintiff was unfortunately rendered a quadriplegic when he swung on an improvised rope swing from the bough of a tree into the Fitzroy River and struck his head on the river bed

Protecting your IP brand and avoiding infringing others: a recent example that highlights the issues for franchises

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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March 25 2011

One of the most important aspects for franchises is protection of the intellectual property developed by the franchise system, by which the franchise system becomes identified with, or operates under

Agents, undisclosed principals and double duty risks

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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March 24 2011

A recent NSW Administrative Decisions Tribunal case considered when the double dutyagency duty exemption under the Duties Act 1997 (NSW) (Act) would apply if the agent has not been appointed in writing

Implications of Steigrad and ors v Bridgecorp

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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November 23 2011

The Bridgecorp Group collapsed and receivers were appointed on 2 July 2007

Innovation patents protecting your ideas at every stage

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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November 23 2011

The recent case of Seafood Innovations Pty Ltd v Richard Bass Pty Ltd 2011 FCAFC 83 has highlighted the effectiveness and desirability of innovation patents, the practical alternative to standard patents, for businesses and individuals

Employers duty to take into account employees inadvertance affirmed

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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April 1 2011

The plaintiff, a medical supplier's representative, worked in an office cubicle

Body combat

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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April 1 2011

In this case Judge McGill was considering the action of Plaintiff who attended a "Body Attack" class at her local gym

Employee attacks

McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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Australia
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April 1 2011

The Plaintiff, a Brisbane City Council bus driver, was robbed and assaulted with a piece of timber whilst using bus driver rest room facilities at night

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