The judges told the warring siblings that their father would "not have wanted to see the children he loved embroiled in wasteful and destructive litigation".

A wealthy Christchurch businessman and his mistress-turned-partner should not have kept their name secret, says the Court of Appeal.

A businessman's former mistress has again been denied an attempt to claim a share of his multi-million dollar divorce payment.

An attempt to reclaim $70 million worth of waterfront land on Auckland's Te Atatu Peninsula has again been knocked back by the Supreme Court.

Trading by Goldman Sachs has come under the scrutiny of lawyers representing Milford Asset Management portfolio manager Mark Warminger

An Auckland company that was told to pay a 10 per cent deposit on a cancelled $7.3m property purchase is appealing the court's decision.

A rare prosecution of alleged corruption in the New Zealand public sector has heard of a claimed cascading culture of bribery.

Two men on trial for corrupting public officials through bribery allegedly lavished travel and long lunches to public servants.

Trading by Milford Asset Management portfolio manager Mark Warminger in Xero shares in June 2014 sparked an inquiry by the NZX's market

The portfolio manager was under pressure from Milford over the performance of funds at the time of his alleged market manipulation.

Milford Asset Management's Mark Warminger is fighting the Financial Market Authority's lawsuit against him.

Stephen Peter Lacy, director of a group of companies linked to Blue Chip boss Mark Bryers, has been declared bankrupt.

The market manipulation case against former portfolio manager Mark Warminger kicks off in the High Court at the end of the month.

A fight is brewing over the product labelling and health claims of the Australian dairy industry's most bitter rivals.

A man described by a judge as still representing a risk to the community has been discharged from bankruptcy.

The farmers ended up supplying Fonterra after it bought a failed Canterbury dairy business out of receivership.

The Commerce Commission is gearing up to launch civil proceedings related to the fees peer-to-peer lender Harmoney charges borrowers. Harmoney

The Taranaki farmers bought controversial interest rate swaps from the bank.

The injunction sought to limit the way in which Fairfax was using video from the Games on its website.

A High Court judge will release his decision this afternoon on Sky TV's injunction against Fairfax's use of Olympic video.

Unguaranteed investors in failed finance company Viaduct Capital are likely to get back around 10 to 15 cents in the dollar.

Accused property developer Paul Bublitz has denied the existence of a conspiracy in a plan to purchase finance companies.

The companies linked to Paul Bublitz and his co-accused collapsed in 2010, owing investors a total of $17 million.

A Christchurch drinks maker has been temporarily blocked from selling its product by global giant Red Bull.

The legal bill comes after Red Bull failed to block Christchurch-based Drink Red from selling its vodka and energy drink.

A huge legal claim against Carter Holt Harvey over hundreds of leaky school buildings can proceed.

Former Ross Asset Management investor Hamish McIntosh told the Supreme Court he was entitled to fictitious returns on $500,000 he invested in the ponzi scheme.

Owner of the website name yellow.net.nz has been barred from using the web address ahead of a lawsuit launched by business directory Yellow.

Oil giant Mobil has escaped a $10m bill for the cleanup of a contaminated area of Auckland's Wynyard Quarter after winning a Supreme Court appeal

Accounting giant PwC has lost a second attempt to halt a lawsuit brought against it by the liquidator of a collapsed property development