Mould exposure can cause serious illnesses and property damage, and if you have suffered from mould exposure as a tenant, you may be able to hold your landlord financially responsible through a personal injury lawsuit. Here’s what you need to know:
1. Understanding landlord liability for personal injury related to mould exposure
Mould spores are attracted to moist or wet areas near showers, on floors, under leaks and in kitchens or other areas.…
While same-sex couples cannot yet legally marry in New South Wales, the Family Law Act still offers protection in certain circumstances. The Family Law Act aims to give non-married couples in NSW similar rights to their married counterparts in key legal situations, including property settlement after you split up. Find out how the law protects you when you separate from your partner, and learn more about the steps you need to take in a property settlement case.…
Instead of running outside and playing with a gang of neighbourhood kids, most contemporary children have planned playdates. If you are hosting a playdate, you obviously need to ensure the other child does not get hurt, but in the event that they are, you need to be prepared from a liability standpoint.
Here is what you need to consider before you host another playdate:
1. Child Restraints
From both a legal and safety perspective, children ages seven and under should be in a car seat with a five point harness, and children under 13 should be restrained and sitting in the back of the car.…
