2016

CGU Insurance Ltd v Blakely In CGU Insurance Limited v Blakeley [2016] HCA 2, the High Court unanimously held that a defendant’s insurer may be joined as a third party to proceedings and a [...]

Business owners should be aware of Australia Post’s altered terms of their letter delivery service which now means regular post will take up to 2 business days longer than priority post. The [...]

A new law coming into effect on 12 November 2016 will protect small businesses from unfair contract terms. The law intends to address the significant disadvantages small businesses may be subject [...]

A well-drafted exclusive jurisdiction clause is a convenient way to provide certainty and ensure any disputes arising out of a contract are limited to a particular court or jurisdiction. This is [...]

This article provides a brief overview of the law of copyright to our readers. The facts that give rise to the assertions against Nike Two filmmakers have recently posted on social media and [...]

There has been recent media speculation relating to the lawfulness of Air Bnb.  This article concludes that if you are using or want to use your property on short term stay accommodation [...]

Sophia Kailis graduated from the University of Western Australia with a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts (majoring in English), also having spent a year abroad studying International Law [...]

To top off a stellar year for the Pragma Team, which has seen the firm nominated as a finalist in the “Innovator of the Year” category at the Lawyers Weekly awards and Special Counsel Tina [...]

This is a brief note to let you know about Pragma’s new service: fixed fee early mediation. If you’re interested, please watch the video below or click here. [vimeo [...]

Caveats are an important tool that may be used to protect a property interest. What is a caveat? A caveat is a warning that a person (the caveator) believes they have a legal or equitable [...]