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The General Insurance Code of Practice and why I think it is like a slap in the face with a wet fish
The Code, GICOP or piece of paper, whatever you want to call it comes with little real power as it is not a legally binding document granting rights to the other party (insured) which can be enforced. For example, it doesn’t grant an insured a right to have the provisions enforced in Court!
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The most expensive legal advice you'll ever get is the advice you seek after you've been sued!
In the building industry, legal risk is everywhere from defects, contracts, proportionate liability and of course disputes.
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Insurance claim denied? Here's the truth: you shouldn't need a lawyer
As I always say - you should just need a great broker!
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Builders, plumbers and homeowners be aware of new legislation and 28-day time limits
Critical information about new 28-day time limits for VCAT appeals under the Building Legislation Amendment (Buyer Protection) Act for rectification orders and first resort insurance decisions effective July 2026.
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Licensed plumbers left behind and why plumbing insurance in Victoria needs attention too
Victoria's plumbing insurance framework gaps compared to recent domestic building insurance reforms, examining why licensed plumbers need better insurance coverage and consumer protection parity.
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