Articles
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Learn how AI is revolutionising legal work, improving research speed, and increasing law firm profits
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Recent IP decisions from the Courts were published in the New Zealand Intellectual Property Journal (NZ). Enquire about your subscription today.
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Grave risk defence cases under the Hague Convention require the courts to take a precautionary approach to evidence.
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Expert offers tips on handling disciplinary processes, investigations and performance issues
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With Insurance Law undergoing significant changes in NZ and long-awaited legislative reforms finally gaining traction, what's next for Insurance Law in New Zealand? Read this interview with the Litigation Group at Hesketh Henry.
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Read of the Month - Headnote: Commerce Commission v Canterbury Industrial Scrubbing Ltd.Written by Qinhao Zhu for the Company and Securities Law Bulletin.
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The legal profession has seen a gradual but significant transformation for several years. From increasing efficiencies and reducing the amount of unbillable time to becoming more client-centric, law firms have slowly yet steadily moved towards adopting newer and more data-driven techniques to shape firm growth.
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Judgment written by David McDonald, Partner, McDonald Brummer for Conveyancing Bulletin
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At a recent breakfast event in Wellington sponsored by LexisNexis and hosted by The Law Association, Chief Justice Dame Helen Winkelmann, a respected jurist with a wealth of experience, recently addressed the New Zealand Law Association in a compelling speech.