Litigation Resources
What Is a Quantum Meruit Claim?
Quantum meruit refers to an equitable doctrine where the law recognises that on the occasion an individual is not designated a payment for their work, the individual is to receiveRead More
In Litigation, what is a Cross-Claim?
A defendant typically has 28 days to provide a defence to a statement of claim. In this time, they may also choose to file a cross-claim against a co-defendant orRead More
Exemplary Damages – What Are They?
In civil disputes, a plaintiff will be awarded damages for actual loss or damage suffered by the actions of a defendant. There are four types of damages that a courtRead More
How does Arbitration Work?
Arbitration is process where parties present their disputes and arguments to an independent party called an ‘arbitrator’. The arbitrator will hand down an award which is final, binding and enforceable. Read More
What are pleadings?
Pleadings are the formal documents parties must file with the court before a case. Pleadings should clearly outline a plaintiff’s claim and a defendant’s response to the claim. They presentRead More
What is an Affidavit?
An affidavit is a written account of someone’s evidence or statement of facts where the contents are sworn or affirmed to be true. Affidavits are used in court as evidence.Read More
How Does D&O Insurance Work?
What is D&O Insurance? Directors and Officers Insurance covers a company’s executive from personal liability. Whilst a company is a separate legal entity that can be sued, there are instancesRead More
