Written by Matthew Freeman In law, there is an implied undertaking in relation to the disclosure of documents, known as the ‘Harman Undertaking’. The Harman Undertaking is an important obligation tied to the disclosure of documents or other evidence obtained during...
Written by Kirsty Henshall Civil Liability (Third Party Claims Against Insurers) Act 2017 (NSW) In New South Wales, you may have a possible option for recovery against a third party insurer which you had not previously considered. The Supreme Court of New South Wales...
Written by Kaitlyn Willers The outcome of motor vehicle disputes that proceed to litigation largely come down to which parties’ evidence the Court accepts. Sometimes, the most important evidence is not necessarily what is said, but rather whether a witness is called...
Written by Jessica Woods Although the use of artificial intelligence continues to be commonplace in society, we are continually reminded of the significant risks this can involve where the information obtained from such sources is not verified before being relied...
Written by Brooke Caulfield Have you heard a third party say ‘need is irrelevant now’? While a third party will often be able to establish they “needed a hire car”, the concept is far from irrelevant and insurers should be aware of the exceptions to this rule. In this...
