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Legal Representation in Sydney
Advice on choosing the best criminal lawyers in Sydney, what to expect, and how to prepare for your case.
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Civil Law
Delve deeper into civil law with Jameson Law’s extensive resources. Stay informed and empowered. Contact our team for dedicated support.
Is Contract Law Civil Or Criminal?
Contract law falls within civil law legislation and is subject to civil proceedings. Civil law proceedings comprise areas of law such as Family law, wills, contracts law, etc. Civil law involves people against people and looks to provide a remedy for individuals so they can enforce private rights against other individuals. Criminal law on the
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Fence Dispute with Your Neighbour
A dispute over the common fence with your neighbour can trouble you every single day. We have been instructed to assist our client resolve a dispute in relation to the shared hedge and fence amicably. We are instructed that the hedge has been growing for many decades and our client has been unable to determine
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Burden and Standards of Proof in the Australian Legal System
In the Australian legal system, burdens and standards of proof play a critical role in determining the outcome of a case. Burden of proof refers to the obligation of a party to prove a disputed fact or issue in court, while standard of proof refers to the degree of certainty required to establish that fact
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Is Fraud Civil or Criminal Law?
The simple answer is, it depends! Fraud can be considered both a criminal offense and a civil tort in New South Wales and Australia more broadly. In a criminal fraud case, the state’s attorney is responsible for prosecuting the case, aiming to hold the accused accountable. On the other hand, in a civil fraud case
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Differences Between Civil and Criminal Law
Civil and Criminal law deals with a multitude of matters but are categorised as different types of disputes in NSW and Australia. The differences between civil and criminal law involve elements such as the types of cases, parties involved, purposes and outcomes, standard and burden of proof and court processes. These differences shape both civil
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Section 73 of the Civil Procedure Act: Enforcing Settlement
Transfer of property from trustee to beneficiary and asset protection Depending on your personal circumstances, having an asset protection strategy in place that involves a family trust, fixed trust or unit trust can be pivotal in protecting your investment properties and estate, as well as potentially access a transfer duty exemption or concession when transferring
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Similarities between civil and criminal law
The legal system can be incredibly complex and confusing. Most of the general public understand the legal system to only involve the criminal law and criminal cases. However, the Australian legal system encompasses much more than just criminal cases such as murder, theft, and violence. The civil law system, which runs parallel to the criminal
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Unsuccessfully challenged the Health Minister | Jameson Law
Teachers, health and construction workers have unsuccessfully challenged the Health Minister A group of workers made up of teachers, health and construction workers have unsuccessfully challenged the Health Minister, Brad Hazzard’s vaccine mandate, in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. The public health orders require teachers, aged care workers and health care workers to
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Privacy Law versus the Pandemic
Privacy vs pandemic Privacy vs pandemicMass vaccination appears to be our ticket out of lockdowns. However, concern is being raised by individuals and industry around the rights of employers to force employees to be vaccinated and the right of an employee to privacy. There is currently no specific law requiring a person to be vaccinated.
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