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Oyta Legal

Locality: Bondi Junction

Address: Level 1/ 444 Oxford Street Mall 2022 Bondi Junction, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.oytalegal.com.au/

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06.02.2022 Great news for NSW

06.02.2022 Great news for NSW

31.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATED RESTRICTIONS (Saturday June 13): Further updates to COVID-19 restrictions announced which begin today:... Food Courts are now open, (abiding by the 4sqm rule with a maximum of 50 people per seating area) Home visits are now allowed up to 20 people Outdoor gatherings allowed up to 20 people

23.01.2022 Possible fines and jail time for infected Coronavirus patients in Sydney who disobey orders to isolate as Coronoavirus is expected to spread in the coming weeks and months.

20.01.2022 Last night Scott Morrison announced Covid-19: Stage 2 Restrictions & Closures effective as of midnight tonight Wednesday 25 March 2020

17.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATED RESTRICTIONS (Saturday June 13): Further updates to COVID-19 restrictions announced which begin today:... Food Courts are now open, (abiding by the 4sqm rule with a maximum of 50 people per seating area) Home visits are now allowed up to 20 people Outdoor gatherings allowed up to 20 people

16.01.2022 Will 2020 see a revival of the Sydney property boom? What are your thoughts? https://www.abc.net.au//sydney-melbourne-home-pr/11755344

14.01.2022 Australian millionaire couldn't protect $20 million worth of assets from his ex-wife simply because he went about it the wrong way. To avoid experiencing this man's pain, ensure that you ask your lawyer for the best asset protection avenues. This short summary of the recent case is a very interesting read. https://www.abc.net.au//prenup-shake-up-in-landmar/9138030

12.01.2022 This is not a normal weekend.

06.01.2022 We all know someone who has fallen over and hurt themselves in a public space. If the fall was due to someone else's negligence then there may be an entitlement to claim compensation payments for the following: Past and future loss of income and superannuation; Past and future medical costs; Past and future costs of care and assistance;... Future expenses to accommodate your injury such as home; modifications; Pain and suffering; and Legal costs. Read our article to find out more.

05.01.2022 This is not a normal weekend.

05.01.2022 A Power of Attorney can mean the world when the holiday is paid for but you later find out that you need to stick around to sign a contract or take care of legal/financial issues. Don't get stuck. Explore your options.

04.01.2022 MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT CLAIMS (NSW) In NSW a person who is injured in a motor vehicle accident (also on public transport) is entitled to make a claim for compensation. Common Injuries include physical or psychological injury including whiplash, head injury, neck injury, back injury, anxiety, depression and more. People who can claim include drivers, passengers and pedestrians. ... A claim is made against the third-party insurer (CTP) of the vehicle at fault. If the vehicle at fault left the scene before exchanging details then you can still lodge a claim provided that there is some evidence to prove that the accident occurred. Evidence is usually in the form of a police report, witness statements, photographs and property damage insurance claims. Time Limits: Ideally if you intend to make a CTP claim under the new laws and regulations you must lodge a claim within 3 months from the date of the accident. However there are exceptions which may apply if a claim is made within 2 years from the date of the accident. Contact our compensation lawyers at Oyta Legal's Parramatta office to discuss your entitlement to make a claim (02) 8626 9004

02.01.2022 Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the number of people present at public gatherings will be limited to a maximum of two people. Mr Morrison also announced the states and territories would move to temporarily ban the eviction of people facing financial distress from rental properties.

01.01.2022 Fines and possible jail time apply from tonight for people caught breaching social distancing guidelines in NSW.

27.12.2021 This is not a normal weekend.

25.12.2021 Fines and possible jail time apply from tonight for people caught breaching social distancing guidelines in NSW.

18.12.2021 Fines and possible jail time apply from tonight for people caught breaching social distancing guidelines in NSW.