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The Court found the GP negligent for failing to properly investigate rectal bleeding and tenesmus, causing delayed cancer diagnosis and reduced life expectancy.
The Court found negligence in sheet piling works that damaged the Rayman home, rejected a non-delegable duty argument, and awarded damages plus interest.
Employer negligence claim over a steel-beam crush injury succeeded. The Court found a breach of duty, no contributory negligence, and awarded $1,030,742.67.
In a negligence damages assessment, the Court awarded Suzanne Fuchs $907,375.50 after a 10% contributory negligence reduction, with a global buffer for future earning loss.
S&P Gomes Pty Ltd ta Cohuna Hotel Motel v Sundar ta Sun Legal [2025] NSWSC 24
Solicitor found negligent in a hotel-motel purchase for failing to advise on pre-exchange inspections and contract terms; council claim failed.
Gause v Alderson [2024] NSWCA 312
The NSW Court of Appeal dismissed the landlord’s appeal and allowed the cross-appeal, finding negligence over a smoke alarm and rejecting the intoxication reduction.
Daher v Gold & Eagle Constructions Pty Ltd [2024] NSWSC 1575
Workplace negligence case over a fall through a floor penetration at a renovation site. Gold & Eagle was liable; Steven Miller was not. Contributory negligence was assessed at 30%.
Milne v SDN Children’s Services and BRC Recruitment Pty Ltd [2024] NSWSC 1495
Negligence trial over a childcare-centre kitchen slip and fall. The Court found both defendants liable and held the fall materially aggravated the plaintiff’s pre-existing knee condition.
AAI Limited t/as GIO v Evic [2024] NSWSC 1272
The Court held the Commission erred in construing “fault” in the MAI Act, but refused declaratory relief because it would have no practical effect between the parties.
Avril Woodstock v Hospitality Industry Insurance Limited [2024] NSWDC 438
The District Court found the employer liable for a workplace slip injury, rejected contributory negligence and mitigation arguments, and awarded $1,466,801 in economic loss.
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