Written by James Mulcahy Usually, when a motor vehicle collision occurs, at least one driver will have been negligent. In other words, someone will have failed to take reasonable care: becoming distracted, failing to give way, running a red traffic light or speeding...
Tom Ligeti founded Ligeti Partners in 1980 and built the Firm from the ground up. After retiring from a lifetime in the industry in 2017, we spoke to Tom about his career and any advice he had for legal professionals in the insurance industry, particularly those at...
Written by Sam Pennell Kerembla Pty Ltd v XL Insurance Company SE, trading as Brooklyn Underwriting [2023] FCA 769. The Federal Court provided a timely reminder, to insurers and insureds alike, to carefully review policy wording when it discussed the implications of...
Written by Liz Breaz In the matter of Marshall v Corbett & Anor [2023] QDC 211 the Court provided a timely reminder on the importance of carefully reviewing the strength of a liability witness together with all surrounding information. In this matter, the...
Written by Rachel Woods On 24 August 2016, Ms Nicole Michael (“Ms Michael”) suffered personal injuries at Penshurst Train Station when she slipped and fell on tiles laid by Infrastruction Pty Ltd (“Infrastruction”). Ms Michael obtained judgment against Sydney Trains...