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Sasha Borissenko: The fine line between accountability and double punishment
OPINION: The case of James Gardner-Hopkins has raised some challenges.
OPINION: The case of James Gardner-Hopkins has raised some challenges.
Legal aid fees - who’s getting what.
Senior family lawyer Jeremy Sutton answers your questions.
Plus: Aussie set to follow NZ into recession.
A historic building, used as law offices for over a century, is being vacated.
Some beg for mercy. Some are bored. Kurt Bayer spends a day in court.
It can be revealed some of the legal advice was on the damning Auckland flood review.
Employment Relations Authority member abruptly departs, leaving 19 cases dangling.
A woman has been charged after two pre-school children were killed in Ruakākā last Monday.
People and businesses are often found guilty - yet the public has no idea.
A woman complained to the Law Society that her lawyer allegedly borrowed $50,000 from her.
A dive into the history of lobbying and where its future lies.
Relationship property legislation was not drafted with later-life relationships in mind.
Outspoken Auckland businessman Leo Molloy was one of three Kiwis wrongly approached.
No charges have been laid over the crash which killed Telise Martin.
Name anything you see happening on a building site and those supplying stuff are on list.
Lawyer threatened to make complaint to Immigration NZ to force client's ex into settling.
Two wāhine Māori judges sworn on at marae in front of peers and whānau.
Analysis: Good living wage intentions can hit a hurdle when you're relying on others.
Covid blamed for a decrease in legal aid payments to Northland lawyers.
The Duke was told the King was "too busy" despite his visit to France being cancelled.
Opinion: Posie Parker was allowed in by law but forced to leave by protesters.
The court order resembled the 'super-injunctions' in the UK.
Analysis: Amid legal scandals, perceived conflict of interest has long been a concern.
OPINION: And what about your partner's student loan?
The once-prominent US lawyer was sentenced to two consecutive life terms for the murders.
Protesters chanted “shame” outside a salon in wave of unrest amid govt's judiciary plans.
Zholia Alemi claimed she had a degree from the University of Auckland.
MPs delved into the Three Waters entrenchment scandal in Parliament this week.
New Crown Solicitor takes over from high-profile prosecutor Brian Dickey.