Court of Appeal upholds Millbrook’s 10-year New Zealand Open consent

Catch-all wording binds resort to file updated event plans with council every year

Law school hosts grant to sustain NZ’s link to International Court of Justice

Victoria University of Wellington Faculty of Law announces new Sir Kenneth Keith Award

High Court refuses to vest litigation rights in case involving law firm

Judge says firm shouldn’t be exposed to expense of responding to claims

Simpson Grierson names Jania Baigent as chair of its board as of 2027

She will replace Pip Muir, who has chaired the law firm since 2023

Christine Lanham learned about the law at her grandfather’s knee

The Juno Legal lawyer increasingly got involved in legal-related work later on

Senior courts to close up for the year on 23 December

The District Courts will remain open until 24 December

Legal appointments and deals roundup: 10 November

Tavendale + Partners welcomed an ex-FMA director, top-tier firms participated in significant deals

Justice ministry’s Matthew Harris gets leadership fellowship

He will look into the collaboration of public sector agencies for service enhancement

High Court lets man view part of case file, but not receive or copy it

Ruling notes registry’s limited resources to redact confidential information

PROFILES

The Juno Legal lawyer increasingly got involved in legal-related work later on

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

INTERNATIONAL

UK judge instructs expert witnesses to be transparent about AI use

Instruction is in line with a recommendation presented in a recent UK Civil Justice Council report

UK judge instructs expert witnesses to be transparent about AI use
California court clears progression of suit over medical dramas

The appeals court determined that “ER” and “The Pitt” were adequately similar

California court clears progression of suit over medical dramas
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader says it’s first global firm to put pro bono in constitution

Partnership of combined firm formally commits to support for communities it serves

Hogan Lovells Cadwalader says it’s first global firm to put pro bono in constitution
International Court of Justice adds first UK judge in nearly a decade

Dapo Akande, public international law professor at Oxford, first qualified as a lawyer in Nigeria

International Court of Justice adds first UK judge in nearly a decade
UK Law Commission to study offences against dead bodies, human remains

Review may cover dismemberment, situation where killer withholds location of victim’s body

UK Law Commission to study offences against dead bodies, human remains

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