contracts

• Cruise passenger contractual rights: Developments from Ruby Princess class action

  3rd Nov 2022

  Victoria Roy, Secretary of the NSW Branch of the ALA and Chair of the ALA’s Travel Law Special Interest Group, discusses the latest development in the Ruby Princess matter, which has ‘far reaching implications for consumers and travel lawyers’ and ‘suggests a climate in favour of corporations rather than individual consumers when it comes to assessing the fairness of contractual terms’.

• Gig economy decision – Fair Work Commission finds delivery riders are employees

  24th Jan 2019

  Sam Vasaiwalla explores the implications of the Fair Work Commission's decision in Joshua Klooger v Foodora Australia Pty Ltd [2018] FWC 6836.

• Can lease agreements be discriminatory?

  17th May 2018

  An exploration of a recent case in which a non-compete clause in a shopping centre lease led to a discrimination complaint against a barber shop.