CRH Law articles

Our politicians are Claytons like – the lawmakers you have when you don’t have lawmakers. They are very good at appearing to do something when

There is an apocryphal story about a woman who included the following clause in her Will: “To my son-in-law I bequeath the sum of $2.00

Have you noticed how many aspects of our lives are governed by that pervasive, statistical concept known as an ‘Index’. Just a smattering of some

I sat down and spoke with Ellen Fanning recently about financial elder abuse.  Click here to see the full video interview.

Remember the song “Whistle while you work”? It was made famous in ‘Snow White and Seven Dwarfs.’ When I was young, I also remember that

You probably know how the law is supine as a tool for pursuing your abuse or even in discouraging it. As a result, you mostly

Commemorative days of the year tend to be special events – a rejoicing, a remembrance or a reminder. Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

I will be presenting with other speakers at a forum on this important subject at the Queensland Law Society on 9 May 2018 between 12.30

Lawyers (like other professionals) are traditionally seen as delivering a service to meet a need for a reasonable price and then saying goodbye to the