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Litmys and Konovo Form Partnership to Revolutionize Drug Development Intelligence for Life Sciences Companies Original

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By Erin Rooney
| Business Wire
Litmys and Konovo Form Partnership to Revolutionize Drug Development Intelligence for Life Sciences Companies Strategic collaboration integrates HCP, patient, payer, and caregiver insights with proprietary and predictive commercial readiness scoring to reduce clinical development risk SANTA FE, N.M.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Litmys, a life sciences commercial strategy consulting firm, specializing in the development of commercial readiness analytics, and Konovo, a technology-first healthcare...
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Vicarious Liability Legislative Reform in Victoria

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By Erin Rooney, Ben Tallboys
| russellkennedy.com.au
Victoria has passed new legislation expanding vicarious liability so institutions can be held responsible not only for employees but also for people in roles “akin to employment,” such as clergy and volunteers. The reform closes a loophole from Bird and strengthens victim-survivors’ ability to pursue civil compensation for child abuse.
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Case Alert - High Court expands the circumstances in which institutions may be held directly liable for abuse

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By Erin Rooney
AA v The Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Maitland Newcastle [2026] HCA 2 On appeal by special leave to the High Court, AA argued that the NSW Supreme Court of Appeal erred in holding that the Diocese did not owe him a non-delegable duty of care which was breached by the sexual abuse committed against him by Fr Pickin in 1969. The majority decision of the High Court found that the Diocese did owe AA a non-delegable duty of care, and that duty was breached, causing AA harm.
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