Should I Leave a Car Accident Scene?
Accidents happen unexpectedly, and being involved in a car accident can be a distressing and confusing experience. In such situations,…
Are Trusts Only for the Elderly?
Trusts are commonly associated with the elderly and estate planning, but they can be beneficial for individuals of all ages.…
When Do You Need to Hire an Employment Attorney?
Introduction Employment law can be complex, and navigating the intricacies of workplace legal issues can be overwhelming. Whether you’re an…
The Timeless Glamour of Pave Wedding Bands: Embracing Lab Diamonds in the UK
When it comes to wedding bands, there is a style that exudes timeless elegance and adds a touch of glamour…
If I Don’t Have Medical Bills, Can I Still Get a Personal Injury Settlement?
Introduction When it comes to personal injury cases, many individuals wonder whether they can still receive a settlement if they…
Legal groups oppose magistrates’ power to imprison
New Zealand legal groups oppose magistrates' power to imprison, warning the proposed bill threatens the justice system's integrity.
Kiwi Lawyers Plying Trade Offshore
Kiwi Lawyers Plying Trade Offshore New Zealand lawyers are increasingly establishing practices in foreign jurisdictions, a trend that has grown more noticeable in recent years. While some seek work abroad, others are building dual practices that keep them based in New Zealand while allowing them to operate in international markets. Tyrone Barugh, a Wellington solicitor, recently appeared before a judge in Auckland who was hearing a matter for the Pitcairn…
Small Claims
Lawyer’s word blocks judge recusal bid
Lawyer’s word blocks judge recusal bid Julian Chevalier tried to remove his former legal adviser from an employment dispute, but New Zealand’s Court of Appeal decided a lawyer’s assurances were sufficient to reject the request. In late 2024, Chevalier contacted a Whanganui firm, Horsley Christie, for help against his employer, Necta NZ Ltd. On 11 December, he sent a Google Drive folder containing draft pleadings and case notes he called…