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Coronavirus rents: Thousands of Kiwi businesses might not have to pay

Businesses and commercial property owners need to check their leases to see who pays.

Sasha Borissenko: Balancing the need to share health info with right to privacy

Where to draw the line as more people self isolate.

Women and the law: How much progress are we making?

Legal columnist Sasha Borissenko on laws designed to make NZ fairer to women.

March of the worker ant: 6000 Aucklanders on the hoof

"It's logistically very challenging" - Pritchard

$700m trifecta: Three big Auckland buildings sold to Asian fund

Mansons has sold the three buildings that will house some of NZ's biggest firms.

Legal tech start-up closes $3.65m capital raising

The company is now valued at almost $20 million.

Sasha Borissenko: Russell McVeagh scandal two years on - lots of talk, very little action

Lack of transparency and full disclosure remains an issue.

Owen Glenn spends $30m in bitter battle with Eric Watson - and he's not done yet

Owen Glen is continuing his pursuit of Eric Watson.

Grammys CEO hits back after losing her job

Ousted Grammys CEO claims she was forced out after reporting harassment.

The Ex-Files: Inheritance and the right to stay in the family home

My sister has mental health issues and is of retirement age, but won't leave home.

Police presence at Ihumātao 'over the top'

"The cops need to be told to calm down, and back off" - Auckland Councillor Efeso Collins.

NZ law firm to join with global giant

The deal will give Kensington Swan global reach.

Law firm to pay $30,000 over 'unfair, inadequate' sacking

Staffer left 'humiliated and emotionally distressed after being suspended.

New legal column: Squall after judge and lawyer's sailing trip

COMMENT: A look at a sailing trip with Stephen Mills QC and Justice Terence Arnold.

New legal column: After Russell McVeagh, has anything changed for women?

COMMENT: The Bazley report into Russell McVeagh - one year on.

Editorial: Your last will and testament - or not

EDITORIAL: A case reported this week shows again wills can be contested - and overthrown.

Parents claim Waikato DHB investigated itself over complaint

The Waikato DHB deputy chair says she didn't have jurisdiction to refer the matter on.

Ex-law partner accused of inappropriate behaviour loses workplace case

Former senior staffer at Duncan Cotterill accused of inappropriate behaviour loses case.