Duty of care is a legal obligation requiring a person or organisation to take reasonable steps to avoid causing foreseeable harm to others. In Australia, this concept applies wherever someone’s actions, decisions, or lack of action could reasonably put another person at risk. Duty of care is not limited to professionals or businesses — it can apply to individuals in everyday situations, such as driving, hosting visitors, or supervising others. The law focuses on safety standards rather than intentions. What does duty of care mean in Austral...
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