Qantas settles COVID-19 class action
Qantas has agreed to pay $105 million over a class action against breach of contract and refund rights during COVID.
Sign of the times
NSW may be newly liberated from COVID-19 lockdowns, but we have never been under such pervasive surveillance.
Is it constitutional to keep state borders closed?
As Australia’s COVID-19 vaccination rate edges closer to 80 per cent, how long can states keep their borders shut, legally?
Corporate governance and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on how life and work is done across Australia. It’s also shaken up corporate governance.
Mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations: are they lawful?
The latest advice from the Law Society’s Employment Law Committee regarding mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations and the workplace.
The tipping point: Are vaccine passports our ticket to ride?
A ticket to freedom or a rubber-stamped restriction of our rights? As the debate rages about mandating vaccinations or incentivising those who get the jab…
Protesting a pandemic: do we have a legal right?
When freedom of movement puts free healthcare at risk, and democratic rights clash with human rights – what comes first?
Life in lockdown 2.0
How are you staying connected while working from home in lockdown? LSJ asked readers to send in their tips and photos from the past few…
Wide open spaces
The city lawyers opting for a COVID-change to the country.
Insurers feel the heat as COVID-19 test cases mount
A look at the insurance landscape as COVID-19 business interruption cases begin to mount in the courts.
