Personal Injury What Is An Institution In Cases of Institutional Abuse? In cases of Institutional Sexual Abuse an institution is defined an organisation that was founded for a religious, educational, professional, or social purpose.
Personal Injury NSW Courts To Break Unfair Settlements Forced On Abuse Survivors by Churches New reforms in NSW law mean that courts can redress unfair settlements forced on child sexual abuse survivors by churches and other institutions and lift restrictions on them speaking out publicly.
Call for Witnesses Parramatta Marist High School – Call for Witnesses Koffels Law firm is seeking witnesses to alleged child sexual abuse perpetrated by Stuart Hawkins who was a teacher of Parramatta Marist High School between 1975 and 1993.
Personal Injury The Key To A Successful Compensation Claim: Follow It Through Having successfully acted in literally hundreds of matters regarding the abuse of children in a myriad of institutions across Australia, it is sometimes good to reflect on the very positive outcomes from the process of a successful claim.
Personal Injury NSW Abuse Victims to have Unfair Agreements Reviewed After Statute of Limitations Reform In coming months, victims who settled historical abuse claims in NSW pre-2016 will be able to have their agreements reviewed by Courts to assess whether they were unfairly small.
Personal Injury Brother Dacian aka Kevin Jewell from Marist Brothers Eastwood can help other victims of institutional child sexual abuse find their voice Conviction of Brother Dacian aka Kevin Jewell from Marist Brothers Eastwood can help other victims of institutional child sexual abuse find their voice.
Personal Injury 5 things you should know about the National Redress Scheme The National Redress Scheme published its final report for 2nd year review. The following are five things you must know before you make an application with the National Redress Scheme.
Sports Law Drugs in Sport – Suspension of Athletes due to Ingesting Banned Substances is About to Get a Major Re-think The Court of Arbitration for Sport has dismissed the application of the World Anti-Doping Agency and Sport Integrity Australia, who challenged the reduced suspension of Australian swimmer, Shayna Jack.
Personal Injury The Jehovah’s Witnesses charged with Allowing Sexual Abuse of 11 Year Old It is a reminder to us all that no group or institution can be seen to be beyond suspicion when it comes to the abuse of children in our society. We constantly hear people say that this would never happen in their community but the truth is, it does. This time that spotlight has now been focused on the Australian branch of the Jehovah’s Witnesses.
