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20 08, 2021

The Vexed Issue of the Compulsory Vax
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The Vexed Issue of the Compulsory Vax

Education, health, jobs, Mental well-being, Personal Injury Litigation, Points of interest, Presenting, Risk of Injury, Workers Compensation, Workplace

The Vexed Issue of the Compulsory Vax

By Kate Avery|2021-08-20T12:34:02+10:00August 20th, 2021|Education, health, jobs, Mental well-being, Personal Injury Litigation, Points of interest, Presenting, Risk of Injury, Workers Compensation, Workplace|Comments Off on The Vexed Issue of the Compulsory Vax

In 2020, the Queensland Law Society asked me to present [...]

29 11, 2020

Fagan and Toxic Masculinity
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Fagan and Toxic Masculinity

community, Lifestyle, Mental well-being, Personal Injury Litigation

Fagan and Toxic Masculinity

By Kate Avery|2020-11-29T15:06:29+10:00November 29th, 2020|community, Lifestyle, Mental well-being, Personal Injury Litigation|Comments Off on Fagan and Toxic Masculinity

Has anyone else been enjoying the latest season of The [...]

22 09, 2019

Duty of Care or “Love Thy Neighbour”
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Duty of Care or “Love Thy Neighbour”

Case Law, community, Education, health, Interesting Facts, Personal Injury Litigation, Points of interest, Safety, Workers Compensation

Duty of Care or “Love Thy Neighbour”

By Kate Avery|2019-09-22T16:31:03+10:00September 22nd, 2019|Case Law, community, Education, health, Interesting Facts, Personal Injury Litigation, Points of interest, Safety, Workers Compensation|Comments Off on Duty of Care or “Love Thy Neighbour”

Of all of the community misconceptions about the law that [...]

6 08, 2019

Changing Job Market
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Changing Job Market

Acquired Brain Injury, digital disruption, Education, jobs, law school, Lifestyle, occupational therapists, Personal Injury Litigation, Workplace

Changing Job Market

By Kate Avery|2019-08-06T09:47:22+10:00August 6th, 2019|Acquired Brain Injury, digital disruption, Education, jobs, law school, Lifestyle, occupational therapists, Personal Injury Litigation, Workplace|Comments Off on Changing Job Market

The nature of work has changed and so must our [...]

6 10, 2018

Liability for the Independent Criminal Actions of Third Parties

By Kate Avery|2018-10-06T21:39:54+10:00October 6th, 2018|Education, law school, legal career, Legislation, licensed premises, Personal Injury Litigation, Workers Compensation, Workplace|Comments Off on Liability for the Independent Criminal Actions of Third Parties

It is often erroneously cited as trite law that [...]

19 04, 2018

What is the Difference?
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What is the Difference?

Workers Compensation

What is the Difference?

By Renee Eglinton|2018-04-19T19:00:33+10:00April 19th, 2018|Workers Compensation|Comments Off on What is the Difference?

Often when people contact kare lawyers to discuss their legal [...]

10 10, 2017

It takes a village for us all

By Kate Avery|2018-03-30T19:12:07+10:00October 10th, 2017|community, Interesting Facts, Lifestyle, Personal Injury Litigation|Comments Off on It takes a village for us all

People who know me well know that I have always [...]

3 08, 2017

Risk Assessments – Try not to find out the hard way

By Kate Avery|2018-03-30T19:12:08+10:00August 3rd, 2017|Workers Compensation|Comments Off on Risk Assessments – Try not to find out the hard way

Maggie is a lovely little comic strip by Phillip Day [...]