Coroners Court information affected by ZenTech cyber incident

Some cases are delayed as investigation continues, justice ministry says

Supreme Court denies leave to appeal in barrister misconduct case

Ruling upholds six-month suspension and order to pay compensation and costs

Supreme Court refuses to disturb decision arising from claim of negligent legal work

Ruling affirms judicial conduct commissioner’s finding favouring judges in recall proceedings

High Court orders director to pay $1.39m for reckless trading

Ruling finds director knew letter-of-credit funds promised to contractor had already gone to other parties

Ioane Tuupo talks the pros of expertise in several areas of the law

Juno Legal lawyer offers advice that accounts for potential overlaps across legal specialisations

Construction completes on Papakura courthouse

The building was handed over to the justice ministry last week

High Court pauses liquidation bid despite company’s failure to prove solvency

Neither debt behind creditor’s claim is currently owing, with one paid and one under appeal

Lawyer logs misconduct charge for appearing in court drunk

In addition to a censure, the lawyer has been banned from practising on her own account

Whangarei District Court to add Vanessa Curac as a judge in November

She has worked across New Zealand’s Youth, Family, District Courts

PROFILES

Juno Legal lawyer offers advice that accounts for potential overlaps across legal specialisations

He explains why it’s important to urge people to seek proper legal advice for high-stakes situations

DLA Piper senior associate credits his superiors for building his confidence by showing trust in him

For the ex-Magentus legal head, it’s not just about what current law says

INTERNATIONAL

UK law firms challenge interest on lawyers’ client accounts scheme

The UK government would seize a significant chunk of interest generated on pooled client accounts

UK law firms challenge interest on lawyers’ client accounts scheme
Succession law spurs showdown between manga artist, Japan’s government

Yoshinori Kobayashi accused the government of discriminating against commoners

Succession law spurs showdown between manga artist, Japan’s government
Weil, Gotshal & Manges to wind down after unsuccessful merger talks

New York-headquartered firm, founded in 1931, planned to join forces with Willkie Farr & Gallagher

Weil, Gotshal & Manges to wind down after unsuccessful merger talks
Law firm for seven celebrities’ claim against British tabloid goes bankrupt

Claimants include Prince Harry, Liz Hurley, Elton John, his spouse David Furnish

Law firm for seven celebrities’ claim against British tabloid goes bankrupt
Cheese importer in New Jersey assails US tariffs on Canadian imports

No president should have power to pull dormant statute off the shelf: Liberty Justice ​Center CEO

Cheese importer in New Jersey assails US tariffs on Canadian imports

FEATURES

Kirikiriroa to host world's first International Indigenous Judges Conference

Judge Warren spotlights Māori legal pioneers as global peers set to share views on law and culture

Mai Chen on a career that matters, the future of cultural intelligence and AI in law

The work Mai is doing on Asian parties and the courts is not just about access to justice, but also about ensuring a just outcome

Final week of Dealmakers of the Year nominations

Don't forget to submit nominations for exceptional dealmakers in Australia and New Zealand

Defining success in the TMT legal field – with Anchali Anandanayagam of Hudson Gavin Martin

Uncover critical insights into the landscape of TMT law and the key role that technology plays in the field