New psychological health regulations take effect on 1 December 2025. Our Workcover lawyers explain how these changes clarify employer duties to manage psychosocial hazards.

2 min Anastasia Nagorny

Brave Legal’s Work Placement Student Program gave Hannah Brodribb hands-on experience across personal injury cases and valuable insight into our values.

2 min Bree Knoester

The 2024 WorkCover amendments have reshaped mental injury claims in Victoria. Our work injury lawyers explain the new rules and what they mean for workers.

4 min Anastasia Nagorny

Patients have a right to be told when something goes seriously wrong in their care. This article explains what should happen under the Statutory Duty of Candour when a serious adverse event occurs.

3 min Bree Knoester

With birth trauma under the spotlight following the NSW Birth Trauma Report, our team explains the complaint and legal pathways available in Victoria.

4 min Bree Knoester

One year on from the NSW Birth Trauma Inquiry, we review the Committee’s key findings and recommendations, and note recent developments in maternity care.

3 min Bree Knoester

Taylor v Woodgate highlights the significant weight courts place on contemporaneous clinical records when assessing conflicting accounts in medical negligence claims.

4 min Joanne Martino

Aggravated damages in medical negligence cases remain limited and uncertain in Australia, but international case law offers valuable insights.

4 min Bree Knoester

In this edition of Precedent, lawyers are reminded of the importance of clients’ legal advice history, payment characterisation, deeds, and collaboration in Workers’ Compensation and Employment matters.

7 min Anastasia Nagorny