Congratulations, you’ve found your dream property, a home that’s perfect for you and your family. What now? There are numerous administrative and financial tasks that will need to be addressed, and this is where engaging a conveyancing solicitor or conveyancer can help, but is it a necessity? What is conveyancing? Conveyancing is the legal process […]
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Our Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 28-year-old man at Blacktown Local Court in relation to the following three offences: Negligent Driving (no death or grievous bodily harm), pursuant to Section 117(1)(c) of the Road Transport Act 2013; Driving in bus lane, pursuant to Section 154(1) of the Road Rules 2014; and Not stopping at stop
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Personal injury claims are intended to financially compensate individuals who have suffered harm as a direct result of another individuals negligent actions. The compensation is meant to assist with medical bills, future needs considerations and pain and suffering. An individuals pain and suffering may be life long depending on the injury and this could well
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Bail applications are a tricky task as there are so many factors that need to be considered. Some people apply for bail several times before it is eventually granted and others will never be granted bail no matter how many times they try. There are criminal appeal processes or bail justice processes in the event
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Our Solicitor Danielle Epifania represented a 20-year-old female at Parramatta Local Court in relation to the clients License Suspension Appeal. Licence Suspension Appeal, pursuant to the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW). The case involved our client driving at 1.00 am after collecting a friend from the suburb of Double Bay. It was dark and our
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Intoxication can impair judgment, mobility and reaction time. In many situations a little inebriation may not seem concerning, but if it is abused it can create major issues. I committed a crime while intoxicated, can I use it as a defence? Intoxication as a defence is risky. It suggests you were not fully in control
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An important part of any prosecution is proving who the offender is. Identity is also critical in traffic matters, which can be difficult when many vehicles share the same make, model and colour. It is even harder with motorbikes when riders wear helmets. Have they identified you as the perpetrator? Sometimes an offending car or
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On many occasions we have defended drivers and riders charged with street racing. We often see charges built on subjective observations such as revving engines or riders and drivers looking at one another. In the matters we have defended, the facts were far more innocuous than what you see in films. When we press the
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It is important to understand the different types of suspensions in NSW. The core question is whether the suspension is issued by Police or by Transport for NSW (TfNSW). Police suspensions for alleged speeds over 45 km/h for full licence holders, and over 30 km/h for learner and provisional licence holders, are covered in this
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