BusinessSettlement reached in Terralink data caseAn Auckland real estate firm accused of unlawfully taking intellectual property from one of New Zealand's largest property databases has settled its case outside court.09 Jul 05:30 PM
Banking and financeHotchin trustee claim thrown outMark Hotchin's attempt to join two trustee companies to the FMA's civil case against him and make them contribute to any potential damages is dismissed.30 Jun 10:15 PM
Freight and logisticsMainfreight - $18m lawsuit yet to startMainfreight says an official history of the company is incorrect - and that a big lawsuit against the former owners of a European firm it bought has yet to begin.26 Jun 12:00 AM
Freight and logisticsMainfreight sues after shock client lossKiwi logistics operator Mainfreight is seeking millions of euros in damages from the former owners of the Wim Bosman Group.25 Jun 05:30 PM
Banking and financeBank fees lawyer talks toughFair Play on Fees lawyer Andrew Hooker was talking tough as he filed the first documents in the case against ANZ bank at the High Court in Auckland today.25 Jun 02:00 AM
Banking and financeBank fee lawsuit hires top QCHigh-powered QC Bruce Gray has been appointed lead counsel in a lawsuit targeting penalty fees charged by New Zealand's biggest banks.24 Jun 09:45 PM
Banking and finance32,000 join bank fee lawsuitA lawsuit claiming the ANZ Bank charged "excessive" penalty fees is to be filed in the High Court at Auckland today.24 Jun 05:30 PM
Banking and financeBank suit gets 4000 new sign-upsMore than 4000 extra people have signed up overnight to join a legal bid to sue the banks over penalty fees after ANZ was named yesterday as the first target.19 Jun 03:05 AM
Media and marketingSheppard plans 25 witnesses in defamation caseShareholders' Association founder Bruce Sheppard plans to call 25 witnesses defending the defamation case brought against him by Hanover Finance's Mark Hotchin and Eric Watson.18 Jun 11:40 PM
Banking and financeBank law suit 'matter of principle'For Ivor de Menefy it's not about the money, it's a matter of principle.18 Jun 05:30 PM
Banking and financeANZ Bank first to court in fee caseThe New Zealand Bankers' Association expects a legal case claiming the ANZ charged its customers unfair penalty fees will be vigorously defended.18 Jun 03:55 AM
Banking and financeFirst bank to be named in fees lawsuitThe first bank to be taken to court in a law suit targeting "unfair" default fees is to be named today.17 Jun 10:20 PM
InvestmentDeveloper's auto historyEx-rich-lister Jamie Peters entered into a finance agreement on a luxury car at a time when he was unable to pay debts when they fell due, the High Court heard today.12 Jun 05:30 PM
Banking and financeFinance directors in discharge bidTwo former Dominion Finance directors accused of misleading investors are applying to be discharged from the case.11 Jun 11:00 PM
InvestmentEx-rich lister's funds queriedAlmost $650,000 from the sale of a boat that Jamie Peters had personally used ended up in a bank account which the ex-rich-lister accessed during his bankruptcy.11 Jun 05:30 PM
InvestmentDeveloper 'barely survived' on $80kFormer rich-lister Jamie Peters has told the High Court he "barely survived" using $80,000 from a friend's bank account.11 Jun 01:00 AM
BDBDBanking and financeBelgrave Finance director gets four years jailBelgrave Finance director Stephen Smith has been sentenced to four years in jail.06 Jun 11:20 PM
Banking and financeAorangi investors paid outInvestors in two of Allan Hubbard's frozen businesses are getting another payout, their statutory managers said today.30 May 01:10 AM
CompaniesFailed director can't afford a lawyerA director of a failed finance company who is accused of misleading investors says he cannot afford a lawyer and will probably have to represent himself at trial.29 May 05:30 PM
InvestmentClaws are out in luxury CBD towerOwners of apartments in Auckland's five-star Metropolis tower are pitted against one another in battles which have ranged from cat-keeping to who sits on the body corporate.20 May 05:30 PM
InvestmentJudge rules in luxury high-rise spatA resident of New Zealand's tallest apartment tower has lost a bid to injunct body corporate members.19 May 10:00 PM
AirlinesParties mum on airline cartel talksThe Commerce Commission says it cannot comment on whether it has reached any resolution in its long-running air cargo proceedings against Air New Zealand.06 May 05:30 PM
Media and marketingNo jury for defamation caseDefamation action launched by Hanover's Mark Hotchin and Eric Watson against the former chairman of the Shareholders Association will be heard by a judge alone03 May 02:10 AM
Banking and financeFMA wants Hotchin repaid $12.2m from mansion jobThe Financial Markets Authority still wants Mark Hotchin to be repaid the $12.2 million he put towards an Auckland mansion, despite the businessman's lawyer not pursuing the full amount at the end of a High Court dispute.02 May 07:43 PM
Banking and financeAorangi investors to get money backInvestors in the late Allan Hubbard's frozen Aorangi Securities have been told they can expect to be repaid most, if not all, of their capital.02 May 04:30 AM
New ZealandDotcom firm wary of spy changesKim Dotcom's company Mega is warily eyeing proposed legislation that may oblige it to open its systems to surveillance by spy agencies the GCSB and SIS.17 Apr 05:30 PM
