Jailed Bridgecorp boss Rod Petricevic has been denied parole again as he appears to have failed to come to grips with the true nature of his offending.

Assurances have been given that unidentified blog accusations Justice Dame Lowell Goddard was involved in a potential cover-up, are not true.

One of the country's top financial planning firms went to the High Court last month in a bid to get client records from a former franchisee.

Mark Zuckerberg fights off a lawsuit from the man who planned to invade his privacy, then offered a way out if he opened the door to his business world.

If David Bain gets millions of dollars in taxpayer-funded compensation from the Government, should his legal aid be deducted first?

Creditors are circling Tribeca Homes, with three different firms applying to the High Court to liquidate the company.

Oil and gas company Greymouth Petroleum Holdings wants more than $830,000 in damages from a former director who was ordered by the High Court to sell his stake in his firm.

Fonterra will be spared having its multimillion-dollar fight with French food giant Danone spilling back into the public arena this year.

When revisiting the in and outs of David Cullen Bain’s claim for taxpayer compensation, folk would do well to keep a clear head.

Once the sunburn subsides, business owners and HR professionals need to take stock of what 2015 might bring on the employment front.

The Commerce Minister has rejected a request from David Ross' burned investors to look into the country's claw-back regime as the first court case looms.

Pyne Gould Corporation chairman Bryan Mogridge faced a barrage of investor questions around auditing delays at the company's annual meeting in Auckland yesterday.

A South African lawyer who suppressed his "out of control" history has been deemed fit and proper to be a lawyer in NZ.

An architect of the Trinity forestry tax scheme has failed to convince the High Court to halt bankruptcy action against him.

William Yan wants around $4500 to $5000 a month for living expenses paid out of his restrained assets.

An Auckland businessman who had $40 million of assets seized this year has told the High Court he gave away a Rolls Royce.

They say what goes around comes around, and so it is for lawyer Boon Gunn Hong whose excessive suspension has been quashed on appeal.

The market watchdog is targeting the estate of deceased director Terry Butler in its lawsuit against the former board of Dominion Finance.

Steve Jobs defended Apple's use of software for the iPod that blocked compatibility with a competing digital music store.

Two lawyers have been struck off in separate decisions following multiple acts of misconduct.

ANZ will pay $18.5m to some of its rural customers who complained about interest rate swaps after reaching a settling with the Commerce Commission.