
On this episode, BN’s Kingsley Grimshaw and Joe Kennedy cover a range of cases, including who is responsible when injuries occur during an open home, the High Court’s decision on whether an employer is responsible for conduct of a drunk employee, a division of liability in circumstances where a worker was injured when working from a height, and an analysis of ‘obvious risk’ provisions of the NSW Civil Liability Act. To read the full summary of these cases, head to bnlaw.com.au. Enter at your own risk? Slippery driveways at open home inspections – 00:44 Drunk bunk decision junked: High Court clarifies the scope of vicarious liability – 7:12 Beware the liability pitfalls of working from heights – 10:52 To warn or not to warn – 14:54 This episode was edited by Audio Advantage.
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