…a complaint to the Health Complaints Commissioner (HCC) about BG. She complained she felt BG had used his position as a myotherapist to entice her to meet him for inappropriate…
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Extended powers of HCC include investigating complaints incidental to the provision of health services
Do you send personal information offshore?
…of Australians is outsourced to a company based overseas, whether that be a company within the same corporate group, or an unrelated third party. It is a reminder that the…
Personal trainers: don’t sweat the legal small print
…below). The terms of your contract would need to comply with the requirements of applicable laws, for example the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) incorporating the non-excludable consumer guarantees and…
Key insights from July 2020 OAIC Notifiable Data Breaches Report
…Cyber Security Centre publish comprehensive advice on preventing data breaches. Details can be found at https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/notifiable-data-breaches/preventing-data-breaches-advice-from-the-australian-cyber-security-centre/. This includes tips for setting passwords and improving staff awareness. Meridian Lawyers regularly advises…
High court affirms parents can consent to puberty blockers on behalf of their children
…Jamie [2013][57] and Re Kelvin [2017],[58] citing a passage[59] from the latter directed to the critical and legitimate role caring and committed parents play (in combination with appropriately qualified clinicians)…
A wrongful birth case study: Nouri v Australian Capital Territory [2020] ACTCA 1
…have caused the losses associated with the infant’s severe birth defects due to a complex matrix of factual circumstances. For the full details of the case, please click [here]. We…
Selling a veterinary practice
…require the purchaser to provide a personal guarantor where the purchasing entity is a company; requires the purchaser to pay interest on the purchase price if completion is delayed; and…
Willmot v State of Queensland [2022] QSC 167
…fair trial[4]. Bowskill CJ emphasised that in matters where there is a considerable passage of time, it is the consequences of the passage of time that are significant, rather than…
Starting & Finishing Strong: Pharmacists and body corporates – the pros and cons from a tax and legal point of view
…can use one of the following structuring arrangements: A company limited by shares In this scenario, the pharmacy business is structured as a company. That is, a Pty Ltd company…
A reminder on section 130 of the National Law: notify the National Boards of ‘certain events’, or face a possible finding of unprofessional conduct
…incorporate instances of family violence of this kind. In reaching this conclusion, the Tribunal cited the comments in Health Care Complaints Commission v Haasbroek: General practitioners are frequently the first…
A reminder about the potential strength of ‘usual practice’ evidence
…to rely on evidence as to their ‘usual practice’, together with their clinical notes, to respond to a claim in negligence – but can evidence as to ‘usual practice’ win…