Our State Broadcasters Have Crossed the Line It’s time for a full, urgent, independent editorial inquiry into TVNZ and RNZ ...

Ashley Church is a columnist and commentator, a former policitican and businessman who writes for NZME and other publications ...

Four Day Work At Big Law Norma Harris, contributing writer A wave of top U.S. law firms has shifted their office attendance ...

The death of former Supreme Court judge Bill Wilson KC in September has been marked by a striking silence within New Zealand’s legal and media circles, a fact that itself seems more noteworthy than ...

GenAI, Fake Law & Fallout – New Australian report reveals surge in legal cases involving generative AI The UNSW Centre for ...

MinterEllison is pleased to announce the appointment of Lee Horan as a Partner in its M&A/Capital Markets practice in Sydney, significantly enhancing the firm’s national offering and deepening its ...

BTI Consulting recognized Kirkland & Ellis as one of the “Fearsome Foursome” in its 2025 Litigation Outlook report. The firms recognized on the list are those most likely to strike fear in opposing ...

Experienced Controlled Substance Regulatory Advisor Linden Barber Rejoins Quarles as Health & Life Sciences Partner ...

Global law firm Squire Patton Boggs announced that it has incorporated and registered a presence in Azerbaijan and imminently ...

ChatGPT Getting into an accident with or while driving a commercial vehicle is stressful for anyone. But if you don't speak English well, the situation becomes much harder. You might struggle to ...

Big Law’s Next Taboo Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor McDermott Will & Schulte has decided to dip a cautious toe into capitalism’s deep end, confirming it’s in “preliminary discussions” about ...

If you’re keeping score at home (and who isn’t in this profession?), Kirkland & Ellis just dropped some financial numbers that would make even the most jaded BigLaw partner spit out their single malt.