College of Midwives says successful class action is likely to result in ‘substantial’ damages.
Whangārei businessman Warren Sinclair and Black2Green 2025 appealed notices shutting down a waste-to-energy project.
NBR speaks to more than a dozen litigation partners and industry players about what to expect in commercial litigation in 2026.
Defending a lawsuit in Western Australia, Fletcher Building subsidiary says someone else made some of its Pro-fit pipes.
Although a TVNZ broadcast did damage the food processor’s reputation, defamation proceedings failed because it could not prove financial loss.
Charles Stuart Robinson will spend the next 11 months at his $7m luxury property on home detention.
The hearing set down for today was ‘vacated’ in the Auckland High Court without a reason given.
Financial services regulator has warned the Christchurch firm to get its bookkeeping in order, and improve its risk disclosures to clients 'earlier in the process'.
The Court of Appeal releases long-awaited decision after hearing last year.
Queenstown Lakes case highlights the weakness in not addressing wider ‘offer back’ provisions of the Act, lawyer says.
