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Sasha Borissenko: How blaming obesity on individuals has fuelled discrimination
COMMENT: No NZ government has tackled the obesogenic environment effectively.
Ex-Files: Can I stop my ex from taking my son to see the All Blacks amid Covid?
I am incredibly worried about my son catching Covid-19.
'Out of his depth': Incompetent lawyer suspended, ordered to pay $43k
Young showed a "paucity of pertinent skills that reflects on his fitness to practise".
Aussie rich lister sues anonymous NZ-based Twitter account
A legal battle has erupted between a millionaire and Tauranga-based Twitter user.
Debunking the myth that lawyers uphold their own employment rights
COMMENT: Making sure lawyers are paid a minimum and living wage relative to hours worked.
Queens Counsel called in to undertake review of Weta Digital
It follows a string of complaints of bullying, harassment and toxic culture.
Liu & Awan: Can AI robots save our civil courts?
Comment: Robot lawyers may become reality in the not too distant future.
Sasha Borissenko: Queen's Counsel Colin Pidgeon - an extraordinary litigator
Queen's Counsel Colin Pidgeon passed away on August 10.
Supreme Court votes 3-2 in favour of hopeful lawyer with repeat drink-driving history
Two judges dissented with the majority decision, including New Zealand's Chief Justice.
Sasha Borissenko: The life and career of Labour candidate Helen White
COMMENT: White works fulltime as an employment lawyer on top of campaigning.
Sasha Borissenko: Inappropriate behaviour - We prefer to give it a pass
COMMENT: You have to question New Zealand's workplace culture.
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America's Cup media case: MBIE enters legal fight
NZME has formally responded to a gagging order.
Judge cuts Deloitte liquidator's excessive fees
Liquidator David Levin has come under scrutiny for excessive fees.
Law firms pay back wage subsidy, shed staff
There have been staff cuts at two major law firms.
Sasha Borissenko: Which smaller law firms took the wage subsidy and why
Smaller law firms on the wage subsidy and how they are navigating Covid-19
Sasha Borissenko: A look at the legal landscape that changed during lockdown
COMMENT: Focus on global crisis took focus away from legislative changes.
Steven Joyce awarded $269,000 in costs in NBR defamation suit
Former Finance Minister sued the National Business Review and its owner Todd Scott.
Intellectual Property firm AJ Park buys rival Baldwins for $7.9m
Deal now waiting Commerce Commission approval.
EY fights fires on three cases that threaten its global reputation
EY's role with Dubai gold company, NMC Health and Wirecard put it under scrutiny.
Finance company in $945k settlement with Commerce Commission
More than 2000 borrower entered into agreements with the company over the affected time.
Sasha Borissenko: Does Covid-19 mean the end of the open-plan workplace?
COMMENT: Businesses have already reduced office capacity.
Sasha Borissenko: The fishhooks in Govt's Covid-19 response bill
Legal columnist Sash Borissenko on why the bill is problematic.
Two major law firms repay wage subsidy
Law firms have come under fire for tapping into the wage subsidy scheme.
Sasha Borrisenko: Urgency - sign of a strained Parliament?
Comment: Has the Government been drunk on legislative power?
Passengers 'sneezed on each other' on Ruby Princess cruise that sparked NZ Covid-19 cluster
The vessel berthed in Napier and has led to a cluster of cases in Hawke's Bay.
Cryptopia liquidation: Judge rules bitcoin is property
The ruling comes as a legal win for account holders in the failed exchange.
Death of the signature: Richlister wants 'battlefield wills'
Huge numbers want to get their affairs in order - but lockdown prevents new wills.
Can my boss cut my pay due to Covid-19? Lawyer responds
Twelve of the biggest wage subsidy questions answered.
Coronavirus rents: Thousands of Kiwi businesses might not have to pay
Businesses and commercial property owners need to check their leases to see who pays.
Sasha Borissenko: Balancing the need to share health info with right to privacy
Where to draw the line as more people self isolate.
Women and the law: How much progress are we making?
Legal columnist Sasha Borissenko on laws designed to make NZ fairer to women.
March of the worker ant: 6000 Aucklanders on the hoof
"It's logistically very challenging" - Pritchard