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Barcode Fraud: Dishonestly obtaining property by deception
In a bizarre yet surprisingly effective scheme, a 54-year-old Wollongong man stole hundreds of dollars worth of groceries using a Caramello Koala barcode. His technique ...
AFP Bust Encrypted Crime Network: “Ghost” Platform Mastermind Arrested
In a sweeping operation across multiple states, Australian Federal Police (AFP) have arrested the alleged mastermind behind the encrypted messaging platform, Ghost, which was widely ...
NSW Set to Ban Ticketless Parking Fines After Community Backlash
The NSW government is set to ban ticketless parking fines following widespread criticism of the system, with many calling it unfair. Local councils will soon ...
Watch Out: Double Demerits in Play On Labour Day Long Weekend
As we celebrate Labour Day 7 October in ACT, NSW and SA, we remind all drivers that double demerits are in place across NSW from ...
The Impact of Criminal Charges on Life
Discussing the long-term effects of criminal charges on personal, professional, and social life in Sydney.
The Role of the Jury in Sydney Criminal Trials
Detailed look at the jury system in Sydney, including selection, responsibilities, and the decision-making process.
Exploring Alternative Dispute Resolution in Criminal Law: A Guide to Restorative Justice Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is a range of processes that help parties resolve disputes outside of judicial determination in the criminal justice context.ADR includes mediation, ...
Major Fraud Uncovered: Sydney Identity Theft and Luxury Car Financing Scam
In a striking case of alleged identity fraud and financial deception, two individuals have been charged in connection with a $10 million scam targeting Sydney’s ...
Serious contravene AVO and sexual touching charges dismissed pursuant to s14 of the Mental Health Act
Our client is a 64-year-old man who had no criminal history. In 2012, he was diagnosed with HIV and was later diagnosed with HIV-related dementia ...
Section 10 Conditional Release Order without conviction for serious domestic violence offence
Our client is a 41-year-old male who was charged with one count of ‘assault occasioning actual bodily harm’ against his wife, one count of ‘assault ...
Binding Financial Agreements
In Australia, Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs) are legal contracts made between parties to a relationship, including de facto couples and married couples, that set out ...
Common Assault Case Dismissed
The Facts behind the Common Assault Charge Our client, a middle-aged bank worker residing with her partner whom she had been married to for almost ...
Sydney’s Criminal Court System
Insight into the criminal court system in Sydney, including court hierarchy and the roles of key judicial figures.
White Collar Crime in Sydney
What is White Collar Crime? Understanding White Collar Crime: A Guide for Sydney Clients White collar crime refers to non-violent, financially motivated crimes typically committed ...
Sentencing Guidelines in Sydney
Overview of sentencing guidelines in Sydney, with examples of sentencing ranges for various offenses.
Legal Representation in Sydney
Advice on choosing the best criminal lawyers in Sydney, what to expect, and how to prepare for your case.
Theft and Burglary in Sydney
An exploration of theft, burglary, and other property crimes in Sydney, with legal advice and case studies.
Fraud Offences in Sydney
Comprehensive look at various types of fraud in Sydney, including cyber fraud and identity theft.
Assault Charges in Sydney
Guide to assault charges in Sydney, exploring different types of assault and their legal ramifications.
Drug Offences in Sydney
Detailed coverage of drug-related offences in Sydney, including possession, trafficking, and manufacturing laws.
Role of International Law in Australian Criminal Cases
Australia isn’t just governed by its own laws; it’s also part of a larger world of rules and agreements. This article looks at how international ...
Criminal Record and Expungement
In a nutshell… A criminal record is usually considered a permanent and serious matter. A criminal conviction will forever display on an individual’s criminal history ...
Role Of Victim Impact Statements In Sentencing
Summary Victim impact statements are important for the criminal process as they can influence the sentencing courts when considering penalties and punishment. Despite the ...
Digital Assets In Wills Australian Law
In Australia, estate planning has progressed beyond traditional wills and material possessions in an increasingly digital world. For those trying to secure their digital assets, ...
Sporting Injuries Legal Recourse in Australia
Introduction In Australia, our love for sport and adventure often leads us to the thrill of competition and outdoor pursuits. Playing sports is more than ...
Slip and fall accidents legal advice
A Slip and fall accident can be more than just a minor inconvenience; they can have lasting repercussions on your health and well-being. From fractures ...
Court Procedures in Sydney
Understanding court procedures can be confusing, but being prepared is key. Dressing professionally, bringing the necessary documents, and behaving respectfully In Sydney, court proceedings follow a ...
Major Changes Ahead: Australian Government Updates Visa Conditions 8107, 8607, and 8608
Starting 1 July 2024, the Australian Government is implementing significant changes to visa conditions 8107, 8607, and 8608 as part of their Migration Strategy. These ...
MABUHAY! Work and Holiday (Subclass 462) Visa Now Available for Filipino Nationals
The Australian Government has introduced significant updates to the Work and Holiday visa program, specifically benefiting Filipino citizens. Starting from 1 July 2024, holders of ...
Defending Against Domestic Violence Charges
In a nutshell… Domestic violence is a serious criminal law matter which can leave deep emotional and physical scars. Domestic violence refers to the ...
Representation in Criminal Trials
Understanding our criminal law system can be tough. Here at Jameson Law, we understand that! That’s why we have written up this article so you can understand the ...
Common Criminal Charges In Sydney
In a nutshell… Criminal law is a complex, expensive and time-consuming area of law. Criminal charges of any nature are serious and they should ...
Bail And Bond In Criminal Law
In a nutshell… Bail and bond is an important process within criminal law. Bail is a concept which allows an individual to be released ...
Oppression Claims In Shareholder And Director Disputes
Oppression claims are a critical aspect of Corporations Law and are subject to provisions under the Corporations Act 2001. It is irrelevant whether you are ...
Navigating Used Car Purchase Disputes What Are Your Rights?
In a nutshell… Purchasing a secondhand vehicle is an experience most people will have in their lifetime. Whether it is to purchase your first ...
Psychological Injuries at Work Claims Process
Understanding psychological injuries can be confusing. In this article, we explore the intricate landscape of psychological injuries in the workplace and the corresponding claims process ...
Plea Bargaining Strategies
In a nutshell… Plea bargaining is an important aspect of the criminal justice system. The plea bargaining process allows for defendants to reduce sentences ...
Criminal Record Expungement
Laws that regulate criminal record expungement Spent convictions legislation can be challenging to understand. In New South Wales (NSW), criminal record expungement is governed by ...
Understanding Bail Laws in Australia
In New South Wales (NSW), bail laws can be rather confusing to understand. In this article we are going to be breaking down bail laws, ...
Homicide Defence Tactics
In a nutshell… Homicide is a serious offence and will require the assistance of an experienced criminal defense attorney. Murder charges fall into the most ...
Domestic Violence Case Defences
Facing false Domestic Violence charges can be tough, thrusting individuals into a legal quagmire with real-life consequences. Navigating the complexities of defending against such accusations ...
Assault Charges: What You Must Know
Navigating assault charges in Australia can be daunting. Understanding the legal landscape is crucial. Assault encompasses a range of offences, from simple assault to more ...
Updates on Subclass 500 Visa Regulations
We are thrilled to share some exciting news regarding the Subclass 500 Visa Regulations in Australia. The Australian government has recently introduced some significant updates ...
Drug Offenses Legal Guide
Drug offences are an important aspect of criminal law. Consumption, possession, distribution and supply of illicit substances in Australia is a serious offence. Drugs are ...
Appealing Criminal Convictions
Understanding the criminal conviction system can be challenging. In Australia, navigating the complexities of appealing once, let alone a second or subsequent appeal can be ...
Legal Rights in Arrest
Being arrested by a police officer can be really tough for anyone. It’s a scary and confusing situation. But did you know you have rights ...
Rights During Police Interrogation
In a nutshell… Police interrogation regarding suspected criminal offending is no process to take lightly as the outcome of an interrogation could be criminal ...
Defending Against DUI Charges
Defending against a drink driving charge in Australia can be daunting. In New South Wales (NSW), the law takes a firm stance on drink driving, ...
Juvenile Justice System Insights
The Australian Juvenile Justice System handles children aged 10–17 involved in criminal activities. Managed by state and territory governments, it emphasizes rehabilitation over detention. Each ...
Policies for repeat offenders
Australia’s criminal justice system is complex, and sentences imposed for repeat offenders can vary across different states and territories. Additionally, laws and policies that are ...
Legal Defences In Self Defence And Provocation Cases
Self defence and provocation cases are a difficult area of law. The arguments suggest that an incident resulting in serious injury, harm or death may ...
The Future Of Criminal Law Trends And Challenges
Criminal law is subject to constant legislative reform, review and criminal justice reform. Crime prevention research is a continual process and criminal law trends and ...
Understanding Sentencing in Criminal Law
Sentencing in criminal law is a complex and important aspect of the criminal justice system. Sentencing for criminal matters signifies the end point for the ...
Parole System and Procedures In Australia
The parole system is an integral aspect of the criminal justice system. Parole is a lifeline provided to defendants whereby they can be released from ...
Legal Defenses Against Drug Charges in Australia
Navigating the world of drug laws and charges in New South Wales, Australia can be a real challenge. As people’s attitudes towards drug laws have ...
Criminal Law and Drug Offences
Understanding drug offences can be a difficult and daunting process. Laws have changed a lot in the years and society’s attitudes towards and understanding of ...
Australia’s Immigration Wave Reshapes Economy and Property Market
In the bustling corridors of Australia’s economy, a new narrative is unfolding. A recent report highlights an immigration surge poised to reshape the landscape of ...
Witness Protection In Criminal Law
Witness protection is an important aspect of criminal law and a lot of time, effort and resources has gone into creating the Witness Protection program ...
Section 10
Section 10 refers to section 10 of the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999. Section allows a court authority to find a defendant guilty of an ...
Public Liability Claim Guide
Definition of a Public Liability Claim A public liability claim is claim for compensation to cover the losses incurred as a result of sustaining an ...
The Impact of Legal Aid Cuts on Criminal Trials In Australia
In Australia, everyone should have a fair chance at justice, no matter how much money they have. Unfortunately, that is not always the case today, ...
Drug Offences and Drug Lawyers in Australia
Being charged with a drug offence can be a scary time. The laws may seem confusing to you, and if you plead guilty to drug ...
Parole System and Procedures In Australia
The parole system is an integral aspect of the criminal justice system. Parole is a lifeline provided to defendants whereby they can be released from ...
Social Media’s Role in Criminal Law
Many people in Australia use social media like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter every day. They share photos, videos, and messages to stay in touch ...
Speeding charge dismissed.
Speeding Charge Dismissed We recently appeared in Burwood Local Court on behalf of a 43-year-old man charged with exceeding the speed limit by over 20km/h. ...
Double Jeopardy in Criminal Law
Double jeopardy in criminal law is a legal principle that prevents a person from being tried again for the same offense after they have already ...
Sexual Assault Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict.
In October 2023, we appeared in Campbelltown District Court on behalf of a 32-year-old man charged with two counts of sexual intercourse without consent. Our ...
Insanity Defence In Criminal Law
Insanity Defence In Criminal Law There are many criminal law defences which are used to try and explain why criminal liability is either mitigated or ...
Drug Offenses in Criminal Law
Drug offences are a critical component of criminal law. Drugs have become a large aspect of society and unfortunately the high level of drug use ...
Drive Whilst Suspended Charge Ends in no Disqualification
Drive Whilst Suspended Charge Ends in no Disqualification Recently we appeared before Burwood Local Court in a Local Court Sentence acting on behalf of a ...
Changes to TSS & TRT Stream of the ENS Visas | Jameson Law
Changes to the Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) (subclass 482) and Temporary Residence Transition (TRT) stream of the Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) (subclass 186) visas From ...
The Business Innovation and Investment Visa
Note: The Business Innovation and Investment Programme is currently closed to new applications until further notice. Australia’s Business Innovation and Investment Visa program has stirred ...
What to Do If Hurt in a Hit & Run Car Accident? Jameson Law
What to do if you are injured in a “Hit and Run” motor vehicle accident? In the usual scenario, when you sustain injuries in a ...
What are special damages in a personal injury case?
You might have heard about the concept of damages before in a compensation case. “Damages” mean the money one person may have to pay to ...
Breaking a Sweat Over Business: The Fitness Feud of the Decade
Breaking a Sweat Over Business: The Fitness Feud of the Decade Aussie fitness sensation Cass Olholm isn’t just breaking a sweat in her workouts but ...
Appealing Criminal Convictions In Australian Courts
What Is A Criminal Conviction? A criminal conviction is a guilty verdict following a criminal act being committed. This can either be within the magistrates ...
Do I need a Personal Injury Lawyer?
The question, ‘Do I need a personal injury lawyer’ can come up often right after being injured in the workplace. Personal injury law can be ...
Higher Student & Guardian Funds Necessity | Jameson Law
Increased Student and Student Guardian Financial Capacity Requirements Migration LIN 23/070 – F2023L01349 – Evidence of financial capacity—Subclass 500 Visa and Subclass 590 Visa Amendment ...
Amendments to Resolution of Status Visa 2023 | Jameson Law
Amendments to Resolution of Status eligibility Migration Amendment (Resolution of Status Visa) Regulations 2023 – F2023L01393 This amendment provides further necessary amendments to the Migration ...
The Role Of Magistrates In Criminal Cases
Criminal Law Cases In The Magistrates Court The Magistrates court deals with summary offences and is classed as the lower court. This is in contrary ...
Criminal Law and Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence offences form a large aspect of criminal law. Domestic violence is unfortunately a common situation in Australia and the statistics are only getting ...
Recent Changes in Criminal Law
Recent Changes in Criminal Law Criminal law legislation is regularly under review to make sure that the criminal justice system is as effective as possible. ...
Family Law vs Criminal Law
Just like comparing surfboards to skateboards, criminal law and family law in Australia are worlds apart. Criminal law takes on an individual committing a criminal ...
Common Defences in Criminal Law
In New South Wales (NSW), criminal defence means getting legal help for someone who’s been accused of a crime. It’s the methods that you use ...
Partner SC309 & Permanent Partner SC100 After Claims
Partner SC309 and permanent Partner SC100 simultaneously after claims for domestic violence Congratulations to our client who was granted both her temporary Partner sc309 and ...
Work Injury Damages Claim Guide
What is a Work Injury Damages claim? A work injury damages claim, often referred to as a common law claim, entails seeking a lump sum ...
Can you Change Lawyers in a Personal Injury Case?
Picking a good lawyer can make or break a personal injury claim. Sometimes you may wonder if changing lawyers is possible. Can you change lawyers ...
What Is The Role Of A Prosecutor In Criminal Law?
The prosecutor is responsible for presenting the state’s case to the court to try and prove the defendants guilt. They are an integral aspect of ...
Impact of Technology On Criminal Law
Technology is shaking things up in Australian criminal law. Think about all the evidence from our phones, computers, and social media – it’s everywhere, and ...
How One Speed Camera Raked in $1.3M in Just 30 Days
Set against the urban sprawl of Sydney’s Inner West, there stands a sentinel. It’s not an imposing statue or an architectural marvel, but a lone ...
What Is The Intersection Of Immigration And Criminal Law?
There are many different areas of law which intersect with one another. The basic principles of law are the same across the board. Two such ...
Product Liability Claims
Bought something that caused injury? Buying a product that fails the safety standard is not only a waste of your money, but also put a ...
Criminal Law in NSW
Any criminal offence is classed as a serious breach of the Crimes Act and the matter will be referred to either the local court or ...
Closure of the Pandemic Event Visa
The Albanese Labor Government has announced the cessation of the Pandemic Event visa. Key Updates: From 2 September 2023, the Pandemic Event (sc408) visa will ...
How Assessment of WPI Can Impact Worker’s Compensation Claim
The assessment of whole person impairment (“WPI”) can have an impact on a worker’s compensation claim and the ongoing benefits they may receive. The worker’s ...
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, ...
Are Personal Injury Settlements Taxable Income?
Personal injury settlements are protected at the federal level and are tax exempt. The settlement funds are not classed as a form of income because ...
Western Australia 2023-24 Skilled Migration Program
As another year unfolds, so does Australia’s vibrant migration landscape. Among the pioneers this season is Western Australia (WA), launching its 2023-24 Skilled Migration State ...
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 Resolution in Family Law Proceedings
Mediation is a dispute resolution process where parties involved in a dispute are assisted by an independent third party to help them reach agreement. It is ...
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 ...
What is bail in criminal law?
Bail and bail laws can be incredibly complex and confusing to understand. Here at Jameson Law, we understand that finding yourself or a loved one ...
What do criminal lawyers do?
In Australia, and around the world, a criminal lawyer is someone who comes to the rescue when you’re tangled up in legal trouble. They’re like ...
Nervous Shock Claims
Experiencing a traumatic car accident or being a close family member of a victim involved in a car accident, even if they didn’t witness the ...
What Are Some Examples of Criminal Law?
Criminal law is a complex area of law and legal advice should be sought at the first opportunity. There are many different aspects of criminal ...
What Is Burden Of Proof In Criminal Law?
The “Burden of proof” is a key criminal law principle which factors into the prosecution of each separate criminal offence. All accused defendants are presumed ...
What is the purpose of Criminal Law?
The purpose of criminal law is a subject that people have pondered for generations. In fact, there exists an entire field of academia, called Jurisprudence, that ...
What is a personal injury claim?
In Australia, a personal injury claim is when someone seeks legal action after getting hurt physically or emotionally due to someone else’s negligence, mistakes, or ...
Is Defamation a Personal Injury?
The simple answer is yes! A defamation lawsuit can be considered a personal injury lawsuit in legal terms. This is because a personal injury claim ...
What Is An Affray In Criminal Law?
Affray is the use of or threat of force against another individual which would cause a person of reasonable firmness present at the scene to ...
The Curious Case of a Pilot-turned-Pretend Lawyer
In what sounds like the plotline of an ill-fated TV pilot, Nathaniel Whitehall, a 55-year-old retired Qantas pilot, has faced court after making a rather ...
A Defective Woodchipper, a Tragedy, and a Record Fine: The High Stakes of Workplace Safety in NSW
In an incident that’s nothing short of harrowing, a tree removal company in New South Wales has faced a record-breaking court-imposed fine of over $2 ...
Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down? How an Emoji Changed Contract Law
Imagine this: You’re buying something big, maybe a car. After some discussion, the seller sends you a photo of the written agreement. You reply with ...
What is beyond reasonable doubt criminal law?
If you have watched any legal or crime drama on TV before, chances are you have heard the term ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ before. It’s a ...
Workers’ compensation when working from home
Employers have a responsibility to provide a safe working environment for their employees, and this responsibility extends beyond the traditional office setting. It is crucial ...
What is a Consent Order Family Law?
What are Consent Orders? Simply put, Consent Orders are Orders made by consent of the parties. Broadly speaking, there are two avenues which can be ...
Is Criminal Law State Or Federal?
Criminal law is a complex area of law. It is a culmination of criminal principles and the criminal justice system, designed to deter and punish ...
What is Absolute Liability in Criminal Law?
The law can be quite complex and confusing. Criminal offences in particular can be hard to understand. The laws vary from state to state and ...
Common Law vs Criminal Law
Common law and criminal law are not the same however they may overlap in certain situations. Criminal law is a body of law which aims ...
Consequences of Criminal Law
Criminal law is a complex area of law. The criminal justice process works within a structured framework and aims to bring about three main outcomes; ...
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 ...
What does a good criminal lawyer do?
Criminal lawyers are one of the most important members of our legal system. However, their jobs are often shrouded in intrigue and mystery. What does ...
Journey claims NSW
What is a journey claim? Were you aware that in New South Wales (NSW), you are protected by workers’ compensation when traveling to and from ...
Claims With Uninsured Employers
In New South Wales (NSW), workers’ compensation is a legal requirement for all employers. Workers’ compensation insurance is designed to provide financial assistance to employees ...
What Are The Five Basic Principles of Criminal Law?
Criminal law is a complex area of law as it relates to the criminal justice system. Crimes committed under criminal law are subject to several ...
What Is Criminal Law in NSW?
Criminal law is a complex area of law which is designed to protect society above all else. Criminal offences create danger to the community and ...
Public vs. Private: is criminal law public or private?
Private, public and criminal law: conceptual distinctions Criminal law is considered a type of public law, as it is concerned with offenses committed against society ...
Direct Pathway to Citizenship for NZ citizens
Good news for New Zealand citizens residing in Australia: on 22nd April 2023, the Australian Government unveiled a direct pathway to Australian citizenship for New ...
How Does Criminal Law Protect Society?
Criminal law is an integral aspect of protecting the wider society as it holds people accountable for their criminal actions. It attempts to create a ...
Major Rewrite of Australia’s Immigration System April 2023
On 27 April 2023, the federal government announced a major rewrite of Australia’s immigration system. 2023 Changes to Immigration System Among the changes foreshadowed will be: ...
What Types of Personal Injury Qualifies for Compensation in NSW
Personal injury can have a significant impact on a person’s life, resulting in physical, emotional, and financial consequences. In New South Wales (NSW), Australia, individuals ...
New Pathways to Citizenship for ANZAC Day
It appears that Australia is close to amending its immigration rules for around 500,000 New Zealanders living here. The Australian government has announced plans to ...
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 ...
Criminal Law Perspectives: From Principles to Practice
It is important that criminal law is considered from all angles for a comprehensive approach. Criminal law principles are crucial as they are the fundamentals ...
Income Protection Claim Guide
Income protection claim refers to a financial benefit that can be claimed by individuals who have been unable to work due to an illness or ...
Conspiracy to Commit Murder
What Is Conspiracy To Murder? Have you been charged with conspiracy to commit murder? Do you know what it is that you need to do? ...
Penalty Notice for Drug Possession
Drug possession is a serious offence and it is not a charge that should be taken lightly. Drug possession can have implications not just for ...
License Suspension Due to Demerit Points | Jameson Law
Our Solicitor Wissam Philopos represented our client at Parramatta Local Court on 9 March 2023 in relation to the clients License Suspension Appeal pursuant to ...
No Prison, Positive Result in Careless Driving Fatality
Our solicitor, Mr Wissam Philopos, represented a middle-aged woman at Mt Druitt Local Court in mid-March 2023 in relation to a serious matter in which ...
Complete Guide to business and investor visa australia
Investor Visa Australia If you are fortunate enough to have a talent for business and substantial funds to invest, and have a genuine and realistic ...
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 ...
Transfer property without paying stamp duty
Stamp duty (also called transfer duty) is a substantial cost component of a property purchase, and if there’s any exemption or concession whatsoever you’d want ...
Superannuation TPD Claim Guide
If you’ve suffered an injury or illness that prevents you from returning to work, you may be entitled to a TPD insurance benefit through your ...
Contravene Prohibition – Conviction Overturned
Our solicitor, Mr Wissam Philopos represented a man at Parramatta District Court in relation to a District Court Appeal. The matter proceeded before the Judge ...
Estate Planning
Often people will make inquiries regarding preparation of a will with the fear that their assets will not make their way to the family members, ...
Your Right to Silence
When arrested, you have a fundamental legal right to silence. You are innocent until proven guilty and the police cannot accuse you of being guilty without ...
Last Minute License Suspension Appeal
On this occasion, our senior solicitor, Mr Wissam Philopos, represented a man whom we filed a licence appeal for to save his licence from suspension. ...
Suspension of 3 Months Reduced to 2 Weeks | Jameson Law
On this occasion, our senior Solicitor Wissam Philopos represented a woman at Parramatta Local Court for a Licence Suspension Appeal against Transport for NSW. Our ...
Traffic Offence – Driving Whilst Suspended
Our Senior Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 19-year-old man at Parramatta District Court in relation to the following charge: Drive motor vehicle while licence suspended ...
Criminal Defences in NSW
If you have committed a criminal offence or if you are accused of having committed an offence then you will need to seek advice immediately ...
Bail conditions you can apply for
The core principle of bail conditions is that they minimise the risk of the offender re-offending. The conditions will be specific to the crimes committed ...
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 ...
Conditional Release Order without conviction pursuant to Section 9 (1) (b) of the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999
Our Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy, represented a man at Parramatta Local Court in relation to the following charge: Common assault (domestic violence) pursuant to section 61 ...
Drink Driving Sentence Significantly Reduced
Our Senior Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 50-year-old woman at Moss Vale Local Court in relation to the following traffic offence: Drive with a medium ...
Summary Offences Vs Indictable Offences
Types of Criminal Offence categories: In criminal law, there are two types of criminal charges or criminal offences. Summary offences which have a maximum penalty ...
Your Guide to a Successful Workers Compensation Claim
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 ...
What Happens if I get Caught Driving Whilst Suspended?
Have you been caught driving while suspended? Traffic offences of any nature are considered a criminal act — however, repeat offending is a serious matter. ...
Slip and Fall Claim Guide
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. ...
What’s the penalty for drug driving?
In NSW, it is against the law to drive with the presence of any illegal drug in your system. Penalties can range anywhere between heavy ...
What Should I Look for in a Personal Injury Lawyer?
In legal terms, personal injury refers to an individual sustaining physical or psychological damages at the hands of another party. If you have a personal ...
One final opportunity: treatment and rehabilitation
We had the opportunity to assist an elderly aboriginal person who had extensive mental and cognitive impairments, coupled with a criminal history, dating back to ...
How do I prepare for Court?
Do I really need to seek legal advice? Legal advice should be your first point of call when preparing for court. It is important to ...
Notice of Intention to Cancel Visa – Decision set Aside
There’s nothing more satisfying than winning a life changing case for a client. Though this thank you cake was definitely the icing on top! Notice ...
What is Criminal Law?
Criminal Law is the body of law that encompasses everything that relates to crime. Criminal Law governs criminal offences, regulates apprehension, charges and trial of ...
Sec10 Granted in Domestic Violence Matter with Child Present
Our Solicitor, Nicholas Hardy-Clements, represented a 40-year-old man at Parramatta Local Court in relation to a common assault domestic violence related offence pursuant to section ...
How do no win no fee lawyers work?
No win no fee lawyers are a critical aspect of the legal sector. Legal work is universally accepted to be expensive and it is a ...
Success Story – Proceeds of Crime
Our Solicitor, Wissam Philopos, represented a 39-year-old man at Sutherland Local Court in relation to two serious offenses. These offenses included: Recklessly deal with proceeds ...
One Punch Law
Are you aware of the law surrounding one punches? Do you know what to do if you get caught committing this type of crime. The ...
Benefits Of Protection Visas
Being a protection visa holder, you can: Live and work in Australia as a permanent resident Have access to Medicare (Australia’s health care scheme) and ...
What Happens if you are Charged with Assault?
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 ...
How Can I File a Personal Injury Claim in Sydney?
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 ...
Workplace Bullying: Your Compensation Rights | Jameson Law
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 ...
How Long After Motor Vehicle Accident Can You Put in Claim?
If you have been injured in a car accident as a driver, passenger, rider or pedestrian, regardless of whether you were at fault or not, ...
Successful Last Minute Bail Application
Emergency Bail Application Request I received a call on the evening of Sunday 28 August 2022 from an unknown number. The male on the phone ...
Negligent driving matter dismissed.
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 ...
How can I file a personal injury claim in Sydney?
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 ...
Care and Protection Lawyer
Care and Protection proceedings in New South Wales are conducted in the Children’s Court of NSW in the first instance. The act governing such proceedings ...
Can I Apply For Bail?
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 ...
Driving Over the Speed Limit on a Public Holiday
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 ...
Is intoxication a defence?
Intoxication is a slippery slope as it impairs judgment, mobility and reaction time. In most circumstances, a little inebriation is nothing to worry about, however, ...
Going to Court
The court process is often confusing and stressful to those who are unfamiliar with it. The Local Court is where most people have the majority ...
Is it a case of mistaken identity?
An important component of any prosecution involves identifying the perpetrator of any criminal act. It is equally important in traffic matters but potentially difficult where ...
Caught Street Racing? Not Guilty.
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Common Assault (Domestic Violence related) and Negligent Driving matter dismissed
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Common Assault & Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm Charges Dismissed
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Successful Outcome for Common Assault and Stalk & Intimidate Case
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Common Assault Case Dismissed
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Section 10 Non-Conviction for alleged Domestic Violence
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Only 6 Month Driving Disqualification for Bad Driving Record
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No imprisonment for trust fraud over $70,000
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No Disqualification & $5000 Fine Cut for Driving While Banned
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