CRH Law articles
Aged care complaints and staff wellbeing
With the announcement of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, we are seeing a marked increase in complaints being made by aged care clients and their families. There are many things to consider when responding to a complaint. However, one issue that we are turning our minds to more and more is the health and safety of employees.
How do you know if you are ‘vulnerable’?
Why do I ask? Because, in the context of elder abuse, vulnerability is a fundamental factor. It has eluded any agreed definition despite countless enquiries
Recognition for our expertise in health and aged care law
In the latest announcement by Doyles Guide, Brian Herd has been named as one of only three ‘Preeminent’ lawyers and Joanne O’Brien as one of
STOP THE PRESS – Audio Visual Wills
Wouldn’t you know it, but, a day after foreshadowing changes to the law in Queensland about ‘virtual’ witnessing of Wills, it has happened. Late yesterday,
Where are Wills going in Covid-19?
The law has always been a very strict taskmaster in prescribing how people should do their Wills. Technically, it requires you to be able to
Execution of Company Documents Using Electronic Signatures
A determination made by the Treasurer on 5 May 2020 will have consequences for any Australian companies that sign documents electronically, including not for profit
Aged Care – When too much law is too much law
I know we are living in distressing and uncharted times in aged care, amongst many other areas of life. The release of the draft Aged
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