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Sasha Borissenko: 2020 in review - the law changes that kicked off last year
COMMENT: To celebrate the New Year, let's look at some of the law changes in 2020.
COMMENT: To celebrate the New Year, let's look at some of the law changes in 2020.
Irish dancer Adrian Murphy had a big influence on New Zealand's dance community.
Now we know we can work from home, how will companies keep us turning up to the office?
Even when everyone else abandons you, your lawyer remains loyal, writes FT's Henry Mance.
More than 20% of Parliament is made up of lawyers; who are National's legal industry reps?
The Law Commission has recommended new regime to control how DNA is obtained and used.
Financial Times: Corruption scandals and legal controversies are spreading across Europe.
Trump faces decades-worth of sexual misconduct allegations.
COMMENT: No NZ government has tackled the obesogenic environment effectively.
A legal battle has erupted between a millionaire and Tauranga-based Twitter user.
COMMENT: Making sure lawyers are paid a minimum and living wage relative to hours worked.
It follows a string of complaints of bullying, harassment and toxic culture.
Comment: Robot lawyers may become reality in the not too distant future.
Queen's Counsel Colin Pidgeon passed away on August 10.
Two judges dissented with the majority decision, including New Zealand's Chief Justice.
COMMENT: White works fulltime as an employment lawyer on top of campaigning.
COMMENT: You have to question New Zealand's workplace culture.
Johnny Depp and ex-wife Amber Heard arrive at London's High Court for legal showdown. Video / AP
There have been staff cuts at two major law firms.
Smaller law firms on the wage subsidy and how they are navigating Covid-19
COMMENT: Focus on global crisis took focus away from legislative changes.
Former Finance Minister sued the National Business Review and its owner Todd Scott.
Deal now waiting Commerce Commission approval.
EY's role with Dubai gold company, NMC Health and Wirecard put it under scrutiny.
More than 2000 borrower entered into agreements with the company over the affected time.
COMMENT: Businesses have already reduced office capacity.
Legal columnist Sash Borissenko on why the bill is problematic.
Law firms have come under fire for tapping into the wage subsidy scheme.
Comment: Has the Government been drunk on legislative power?
The vessel berthed in Napier and has led to a cluster of cases in Hawke's Bay.