Under the law of negligence, school principals have a duty of care to take reasonable steps to prevent a foreseeable risk of injury to students. And if that duty is breached, a student may be entitled to legal compensation for loss or damage arising from the negligent act or omission. But how well do principals appreciate the extent of that duty of care?
Raymon Anderson, Senior Associate in the firm's Dispute Resolution group is a member of The Law Society of NSW's Young Lawyers network and is urging all young lawyers to get involved. In the following video he talks about the benefits and the endless development opportunities that this network offers to young lawyers.
2015 has been a year of consolidation for our firm, refocusing on the core needs of our clients and where we can truly add value. We have seen the greatest number of promotions in our 156 year history as well as numerous flagship deals.
Makinson d’Apice lawyers attended the Renewing the Compact City Symposium on 25 November 2015, officially launching the Final Report into Renewing the Compact City.
Makinson d'Apice has advised Centuria Capital as part of a Mirvac-led consortium, on its $104 million purchase of 3 additional buildings at the Australian Technology Park
