Understanding the Four Types of Criminal Law in NSW Criminal law is a multifaceted branch of the legal system in New South Wales (NSW). It encompasses various codes, processes, and types of offences. In this exploration of the 4 types of criminal law, we’ll delve into the nuances of criminal procedure, the influence of the […]
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In New South Wales (NSW), workers’ compensation is a legal requirement for all employers. Workers’ compensation insurance provides financial assistance to employees injured or made ill because of their work, covering treatment costs, lost wages and related expenses. Not all employers comply. Fines and penalties apply to businesses that employ workers without a valid policy.
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Personal injury can have a significant impact on a person’s life, resulting in physical, emotional and financial consequences. In New South Wales (NSW), individuals who suffer injury due to another party’s negligence may be entitled to compensation. Not every injury qualifies. Below is an overview of the main categories in NSW. For tailored guidance, see
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Income protection claims are benefits paid to people who cannot work because of illness or injury and who hold an income protection policy. Income protection insurance Income protection insurance pays a regular benefit when you are unable to work due to illness or injury for a set period. Most policies insure about 75% of your
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What is workers compensation? Workers’ compensation is a form of insurance that provides benefits to injured workers’ who have suffered a workplace injury or have developed a medical condition in the course of, or as a result of, their employment. What is workplace injury? Work-related injuries might include suffering an injury at work on a
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It is not uncommon for people to experience slips and falls in public places which can often lead to serious back, neck or head injuries. For some, full recovery can take months or even years. If you have been injured off the back of a slip and fall, recovering medical expenses and financial losses attributed
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Criminal law is the body of law that covers everything related to crime. It governs criminal offences, regulates the apprehension, charging and trial of alleged offenders, and controls penalties and the treatment of convicted persons. Criminal law is applied throughout society to protect the security of individuals and uphold the criminal justice system. Principles of
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Being a protection visa holder, you can: Live and work in Australia as a permanent resident Access Medicare (Australia’s health care scheme) and Centrelink services Eligibility Criteria You may be eligible for a Protection Visa if: You are in Australia on a valid visa and were not an illegal maritime arrival or unauthorised air arrival
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Assault refers to the use or threat of force against another person and are the second most common offences (14%) appearing before the Local Court in NSW, behind traffic and vehicle violations (35%). In New South Wales the various assault offences are set out in the Crimes Act 1900. For a person to be found guilty
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Everyone has the right to feel safe at work. However, this is not always the case. You may be entitled to claim workers compensation if you have been bullied at work and sustained a physical or psychological injury as a result. What is bullying? Bullying and harassment in the workplace involves repetitive unreasonable behaviour by
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