What “Just and Reasonable” Really Means for Survivors: The High Court’s Guidance in DZY v Christian Brothers
DZY v Christian Brothers confirms that courts can set aside historical child-abuse settlements if it is just and reasonable — but evidence must show why the survivor renounced their rights. This article explains the ruling and how Clean Law’s independence safeguards and consolidated tender process give clients clarity about strategy, risk and cost before making irreversible decisions.

