Lee Jackett, Author at SMK Lawyers

Workers working off site: how does an employer satisfy its duty of care to provide a safe workplace?

Top Hut Banoon Pastoral Co Pty Ltd t/as Trustee for the Wakefield Family Trust v Walker [2021] NSWCA 296 (8 December 2021) This 2021 Court of Appeal Decision canvasses the extent...

Commission and Omission Distinct but Equally Important

Yang Industrie Clothing Pty Limited [2022] NSWPICPD 10 – 16/03/2022...

The Absence and Presence of Evident Warning Signs of Possible Psychiatric Injury

Case: Kozarov v Victoria [2022] HCA 12 Judgment date: 13 April 2022 Before: Full Bench of the High Court – Kiefel CJ, Gageler, Keane, Gordon, Edelman, Steward and Gleeson...

Merely working together is not a sufficient connection

Citation: Nizamdeen v University of New South Wales [2022] NSWPIC 17 (12 January 2022) Material facts: The Applicant, Mohammed Kamer Bilar Nizameden, was employed by the...

The Critical Importance of Pleadings

Geary v UPS Pty Ltd [2021] NSWPIC 111 (10 May 2021) and Geary v UPS Pty Ltd [2021] NSWPICPD 47 (17 December 2021) Background On 10 September 2019, Peter Geary commenced...

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Workers working off site: how does an employer satisfy its duty of care to provide a safe workplace?

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Merely working together is not a sufficient connection

The Critical Importance of Pleadings

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