The High Court has reshaped institutional liability by confirming that organisations caring for children and other vulnerable individuals owe a non-delegable duty that can render them strictly liable for intentional criminal acts committed by their delegates, regardless of the systems or safeguards they had in place.
QCAT has delivered a decision touching on the professional obligations binding practitioners when matters involve a client with borderline or otherwise declining capacity.
To mark the 30th anniversary of its Australia Branch, the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators recently reflected on key trends in arbitration since its foundation and looked ahead to the future.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a second protection layer if a password fails to protect you and provides a lot of security for not a lot of investment in time and money.
The Supreme Court of Queensland’s new AI Practice Direction emphasises that longstanding professional obligations do not change when using new technologies.
The Court of Appeal has clarified an issue that has concerned some members regarding the Queensland Revenue Office’s interpretation of the definition of 'institution'.
