Jenny Shipley in court for high-profile case against Mainzeal's former directors.

Homeowners reject Tauranga City Council offer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Decision a first under Environment Court's new powers

Raided and spied on - then a government minister had advice on suing the police.

The Olympic great was a victim of a cheque fraud scheme which threatened his treatment.

Better testing and information needed on chemical contamination near Ohakea, lawyer says.

A Human Rights Review Tribunal decided Dotcom's request had no ulterior purpose.

France's ex-leader was handed preliminary charges on Thursday.

A victim of an Air Force rapist says ranking officers knew about his crimes.

Legal action possible over exposure to solvents in NZ that increases risk of Parkinson's.

Anthony Banbrook has been struck off as a lawyer for doing legal work while suspended.

The children of the scientist who helped free Arthur Allan Thomas have gone to court.

People who cannot afford legal action over leaky homes are being offered a new option

The High Court has rejected an application to drop charges.

A young family are suing the nation's biggest real estate company for more than $280,000.

High-profile tutoring business Crimson Consulting loses its bid to keep name out of media.

A woman faked her own death, then tried to repeat the fraud before getting caught.

The portfolio manager has withdrawn a challenge on whether he manipulated the share market

The owner of the award-winning building called the case "vexatious".

Principals have lashed out at the cost of mediation involving a top Auckland school.

The FMA has paid $1.65m in external costs for the Viaduct Capital and Mutual Finance case.

Regulator will continue to pursue a case against three failed finance company directors.

A fraudster carried on running a preschool despite being convicted of fraud.

The FMA says it is reviewing its processes after the 9-month-long trial was aborted.

The liquidator for Property Ventures alleged PwC helped the firm dodge insolvency.

COMMENT: Only lawyers do well from New Zealand's defamation law, argues Brian Rudman.

The Government's low-paid carer deal will benefit 55,000 workers and cost $2 billion.

COMMENT: An apology sooner rather than later would have saved a lot of heartache.

The lawyer has been suspended from practice and ordered to pay $15,000.

Former All Black Andrew Hore has won his court battle to have his firearms licence reinstated.