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Valuers Registration Board of Queensland v Neil Patrick Murphy [2020] QCATA 138

18-9-20 / Roger Traves KC, Kristi Riedel — Land Law & Property

An appeal from a decision of the Tribunal refusing an extension of time to the appellant to make a disciplinary referral to the Tribunal, pursuant to the Valuers Registration Act 1992 (Qld) (‘the VR Act’), in relation to the respondent. Roger Traves QC and Kristi Riedel appeared for the Applicant/Appellant, instructed…

Botha v George Weston Foods Limited trading as Tip Top Bakeries (Chullora) (No.2) [2020] FCCA 476

31-3-20 / Kristi Riedel — Employment & Industrial

This matter concerned the amended statement of claim pursuant to the judgment in Botha v George Weston Foods Limited Trading as Tip Top Bakeries (Chullora) [2019] FCCA 3700 where the applicant alleged the respondent employer contravened s.340 of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) by failing to renew a fixed-term…

Steele & Anor v John Holland Group Pty Ltd [2020] QSC 37

9-3-20 / Kristi Riedel — Insurance

An application seeking an extension of the time limited by s 11 of the Limitations of Actions Act 1974 (Qld) (LAA) for the bringing of a dependency claim. In December 2009, the applicants’ then husband and step father was electrocuted in the course of his employment and died. Over eight…

Botha v George Weston Foods Limited Trading as Tip Top Bakeries (Chullora) [2019] FCCA 3700

20-12-19 / Kristi Riedel — Employment & Industrial

An application by the respondent to strike out paragraphs of the statement of claim alleging the respondent employer contravened s.340 of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) by failing to renew a fixed-term contract. The matter arose from allegations made by a former employee that the employer misrepresented the terms…

Lake v GBST Holdings Limited [2019] QSC 253

11-10-19 / Damian Clothier KC, Kristi Riedel, Michael Trim KC — Competition & Consumer, Contract, Employment & Industrial

The plaintiff’s principal claim against their former employer was for damages for the wrongful purported termination of their employment in 2015. The plaintiff had been the defendant company's chief executive officer since 2001. The respondent purported to terminate the plaintiff's employment for breach of its share trading policy for its…

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