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24.01.2022 "I had a sore shoulder. But when they X-rayed me, they found fluid in my lung. They said, it's either an infection or cancer," Neil talks to us about his mesothelioma diagnosis for Asbestos Awareness Week.

24.01.2022 #keepcorporationshonest

24.01.2022 A familiar story: a child is told they will inherit the family home, but the Will leaves the property to another child. A dispute ensues, but what does the court consider in these matters? More via Sisters-in-Law

23.01.2022 The borders are open, and we are finally able to visit our trans-Tasman neighbours. So how does travel insurance work in a COVID-19 world?

22.01.2022 Maurice Blackburn welcomes the introduction of laws requiring Vic motorists to leave at least 1m distance when passing cyclists. Recognising cyclists as legitimate road users, the new road rules will also help save lives and reduce the number of injuries to cyclists, making our roads safer for all #AMetreMatters #roadsafety

20.01.2022 You've had an accident - but not at work or on the road. Can you make a claim? Here's where public liability law comes in.

19.01.2022 This webinar talks about the impact asbestos exposure still has on Victorian lives and the strategies in place to reduce exposure https://gards.org/asbestos-in-victoria-free-webinar-27th-/ presented by the Asbestos Council of Victoria.

18.01.2022 Safety at work has never been more important. Every worker has the right to come home at night, and be free of injury. Today, on Worker’s Memorial Day, our wreath will be laid at Victorian Trades Hall Council in memory of those who were lost while doing their job.

18.01.2022 Boss told you to take a month off because of COVID-19? We talk about when you can (and can't) legally be told to take leave.

16.01.2022 "My whole life has been turned upside down." Our client Latisha was knocked off her motorcycle by a hit-and-run driver four years ago. She tells her story.

16.01.2022 This case is for those who (potentially unknowingly) bought consumer credit insurance, extended warranty, or tyre and rim insurance as part of their car loan, Andrew Watson, Principal Lawyer

16.01.2022 The death of a family member can be tough enough, but what happens if there’s no valid Will?

14.01.2022 Maurice Blackburn are proud to celebrate #NAIDOCWeek2020. Head over to our Instagram channel @wefightforfair as we highlight stories from our First Nations clients, surrounding this year’s theme of Always Was, Always Will Be.

14.01.2022 Three years ago, Shannon fell and injured his spine, and is now in a wheelchair. Without the payout he received from the Total and Permanent Disability insurance policy he had as part of his superannuation, he and his family would have lost everything.

14.01.2022 We know that supporting a survivor of institutional abuse can be tough. Read our guide on how to be there for them, and yourself.

14.01.2022 We welcome today’s announcement that the proposed Dan Murphy’s store near Darwin will not go ahead. This announcement highlights the need to listen and consult with Aboriginal communities.

12.01.2022 After experiencing what no expecting parent should have to go through, Praveen and Ashwitha deserve to know why.

11.01.2022 If you're one of the 1/3 of Australians who rent, you should read this.

11.01.2022 We welcome both major parties' commitment to protect common law rights for Queensland injured road users #saveourctp

10.01.2022 "If you have business interruption insurance, we encourage you to make a claim as soon as possible. You may well be entitled to interest and losses for the delay," Josh Mennen, Principal Lawyer

09.01.2022 Caring for a loved one? We know it can be tough. We discuss this important responsibility and your right to be supported. #SafeWorkMonth

09.01.2022 "Our client, Kyle is only 35 but has a terminal lung condition caused by his work as a stonemason. Silicosis takes a terrible toll on workers and it's long past time the NSW government took decisive action to protect them," Jonathan Walsh, Principal Lawyer.

09.01.2022 If you were detained in immigration detention in Australia between 27 August 2011 and 25 February 2020, you may be part of a class action. At this stage, you only need to take action if you DO NOT want to be part of this case. To learn more about this, please read this notice carefully. If you have any questions, please call Maurice Blackburn on 1800 930 956 or email us via [email protected]. Link to opt out notice: https://www.mauriceblackburn.com.au//dbe17-opt-out-notice.

09.01.2022 We often hear stories of bowel cancer going unrecognised. We talk misdiagnosis, signs and symptoms in our blog.

08.01.2022 The pandemic is tough on many workers, but particularly those with chronic illnesses. We look at how your super can help.

06.01.2022 Spring is in the air - but are your hay fever symptoms actually work-related asthma? We explain this under-reported condition.

05.01.2022 "We regularly deal with disputes due to ineffective DIY Wills. These disputes are generally expensive and, in most cases, could have been avoided had the Will been prepared properly in the first place," Andrew Simpson, Principal Lawyer via news.com.au

05.01.2022 Our client, Cairns local Latisha, has had her life turned upside down after being knocked off her motorcycle by a hit-and-run driver.

04.01.2022 Regional Australians know that getting basic health services can require travel. What happens if you need specialist care?

03.01.2022 Maurice Blackburn Lawyers are proud to support Asbestos Awareness Week and promote the following free information packed webinars: This webinar helps you to understand where asbestos is commonly found in the home, and how it can be identified: https://www.facebook.com//a.659402084084/3769057089785302/ it is presented by the Latrobe Valley Asbestos Taskforce.

02.01.2022 Sexual harassment at work is never a joke. Principal Lawyers Alison and Jillian Barrett talk your rights if your colleague’s behaviour is inappropriate. Via news.com.au & Sisters-in-Law

01.01.2022 Victims of unlawful financial advice are hundreds of thousands of dollars out of pocket as the federal government delays its promise to set up a compensation scheme. Watch 7.30 tonight.