On ‘Australia Day’ 2017, Ms Cullen, who was watching an ‘Invasion Day’ protest in Sydney , was knocked down when Police entered the crowd in order to effect an arrest.
She sued in negligence.
More than 9 years later, on 17 June 2026...
Insurance policies are full of surprises hiding in plain sight – and not always the good kind!
In this CDG lunchtime seminar, Simon Fitzpatrick SC, Simon Lusk (Partner, YPOL) and Ryan Kennedy (Special Counsel, YPOL) will delve into some of the obscur...
Matt Ellis of Sparke Helmore’s Corporate & Commercial practice will discuss claims and complaints handling practices with regard to ASIC’s enforcement focus for in 2026. This follows identified shortcomings across the general, life and superannua...
The Committee of the NSW Claims Discussion Group welcomes back Warwick Reynolds, barrister at 9 Windeyer Chambers, as the presenter of our annual review of significant 2025 Court decisions.
Warwick will be reviewing a number of common law and insurance cas...
The High Court of Australia’s decision in Hunt Leather Pty Ltd v Transport for NSW [2025] HCA 53 is a landmark case in private nuisance law and will have significant ramifications for statutory authorities and insurers. The case arose from the Sydney ...
The seminar proposes to address the following topics. First, to provide a background into the nature and scope of litigation funding for class actions, including the role of litigation funding in the development of class actions. Second, the role of After ...
CONCUSSION ON ANY GIVEN SUNDAY
Identifying, understanding and managing the risk of concussion in sport
The NSW Claims Discussion Group is pleased to welcome two leading figures for a topical discussion on concussion in sport viewed from both medical and le...