Ryan Varga
Ryan joined Johnston Withers in 2021 and works primarily in our Family Law and Wills and Estates Teams. Ryan grew up in country SA, so he understands the sensitivities and complexities [...]
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SA Worker’s Compensation Impairment Guidelines Amended
Whole Persons Impairment assessments (‘WPIA”) are a critical entitlement for injured workers once their claim for compensation is accepted under the Return to Work Act 2014 (SA), the law that [...]
Are you a Director? Time to get ready for the launch of Director Identification Numbers
As we begin the potentially long COVID-19 recovery, the Federal Government is making some crucial changes to minimise fraud and protect the privacy and security of Australian directors. Part of [...]
Important Family Court Changes 2021
The newly created Federal Circuit and Family Court Australia (FCFCOA) commenced operations on the 1st of September 2021. The primary objective of this newly established Family Court is to [...]
Where is the best place to store a Will?
Your Will and other testamentary documents such as a Power of Attorney and Advance Care Directive are some of the most important documents that you will ever sign. It is crucial that these [...]
Tayla Robson
Tayla is a lawyer in our personal injuries practice, she specialises in workers compensation claims (dispute resolution and litigation) and motor vehicle accident claims, assisting clients all [...]
5 reasons an ‘At Home Will Kit’ is a bad idea
It may seem a little self-serving having a lawyer tell you not to draft your own Will especially as a home Will kit can be a lot cheaper than one prepared by a lawyer. However having a Will [...]
Landmark case: Chakravarti v Advertiser Newspapers Ltd
In the 1990s, Johnston Withers Lawyers (through former director and now special counsel Richard Bradshaw) along with Paul Heywood-Smith QC (at the time junior counsel and, prior to that, one of [...]
