Who can give informed consent for the use of a restrictive practice for a person in aged care who lacks the capacity to give their consent can be difficult to navigate.
Transcription and telephony tools reach the most sensitive material a practice holds. Choosing one without due diligence invites negligence claims and disciplinary risk.
The AI-powered litigation assistant generated the client’s pre-action correspondence, issued the claim, produced the documents, prepared the witness statements, then briefed a human barrister.
Both proceedings were brought against a registered NDIS provider, which provides services to people with disability, including supported accommodation.
In some Queensland regional communities, obtaining notarial services can require hundreds of kilometres of travel, significant delay, or reliance on already stretched notarial practitioners.
Across Australia, research suggests that 73 per cent of homes have at least one pet and there are an estimated 7.3-7.4 million pet dogs in the country.
Most of the documents held on behalf of clients contain information which is confidential and often sensitive; those documents must be secured in such a fashion that they are safe from theft or damage.
