Bernise Carolino

Bernise Carolino

Bernise Carolino is a news writer covering the Canadian legal scene. She writes for Canadian Lawyer and Law Times. She is a graduate of the University of the Philippines College of Law.

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DLA Piper welcomes corporate, M&A, energy partner Rob Macredie

DLA Piper welcomes corporate, M&A, energy partner Rob Macredie

He brings a strong understanding of NZ's market and regulatory landscape, firm says

Medico-legal lawyer Simone Tune joins Duncan Cotterill to lead health law practice

Medico-legal lawyer Simone Tune joins Duncan Cotterill to lead health law practice

She was in-house legal counsel at Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand for 10 years

Proposed amendments to Equal Pay Act aim to improve pay equity process

Proposed amendments to Equal Pay Act aim to improve pay equity process

The goal is to make raising and resolving pay equity claims more robust, workable, and sustainable

High Court grants summary judgment of $2.16m in mortgagee bank's favour

High Court grants summary judgment of $2.16m in mortgagee bank's favour

Ruling sees no breach of duty of reasonable care to get best price reasonably obtainable

Government moving forward with proposed Regulatory Standards Bill

Government moving forward with proposed Regulatory Standards Bill

Regulation minister to seek Cabinet's approval to introduce planned legislation on 19 May

Māori, LGBTQ+ community members do not highly trust the justice system: survey

Māori, LGBTQ+ community members do not highly trust the justice system: survey

Less than half of New Zealanders had high levels of trust in the system

High Court orders Westpac to pay $3.25m due to fair dealing breaches

High Court orders Westpac to pay $3.25m due to fair dealing breaches

Financial Markets Authority says bank’s conduct impacted 24,621 customers

Court of Appeal rules against aspiring representative plaintiff in earthquake case

Court of Appeal rules against aspiring representative plaintiff in earthquake case

Applicant made a claim based on damage suffered as a result of the Canterbury earthquakes

New regulatory regime on ground-based space infrastructure to be implemented in July

New regulatory regime on ground-based space infrastructure to be implemented in July

Rules aim to deter foreign interference in infrastructure tracking and controlling of spacecraft

Supreme Court dismisses appeal using sexsomnia as insanity defence

Supreme Court dismisses appeal using sexsomnia as insanity defence

Jury says accused failed to prove his automatic, unconscious state during sexual violation