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LawTalk’s Adlam Takes Capital Job

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Long-time LawTalk editor Geoff Adlam has joined the team at The Capital Letter. Adlam was most recently communications manager and the editor of LawTalk and Law Points at New Zealand Law Society. and previously worked at legal information services firms Thomson Reuters and Brookers. He was admitted as a barrister and solicitor in 1991.Joshua Riddiford becomes […]

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Bob Jones: Is Trump Done For? (And The Perfect Woman To Take His Place)

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Sir Robert Jones – Even the right-wing media have now seemingly written off Trump’s prospects of re-election, so overwhelming are the polls. Furthermore, they continually worsen.Trump’s Presidency has been disastrous, not just for America but the world. It’s hugely desirable it ends. But I don’t think that’s a certainty given there’s still some time before

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Australia’s Most Female-Friendly Law Firm

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Moray & Agnew the most female-friendly law firm in Australia according to a report in the Australian Financial Review. The insurance specialists promoted five partners and six senior associates the AFR reports.The firm’s managing partner Geoff Connellan told the newspaper: “We’re promoting the best lawyers for the job and it just happens that this year – and other years

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The Heydon Sex Scandal Hitting The Australian High Court

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Former Australian Sex Discrimination Commissioner Pru Goward writes about the sex discrimination decision made by the Australian High Court against one of its most eminent membersThe next time I disagree with a judgment of the High Court of Australia concerning some personal offence I am accused of committing, I shall invoke the now priceless defence

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Bob Jones: Is There a ‘Plan B?’ For COVID?

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Sir Robert Jones – With the public’s broad support, in the face of the Covid threat, the government closed down New Zealand, imposing a dictatorial control regime to an extent unprecedented in our history.That said, every measure they took copied to the letter what was being done abroad, albeit to little criticism from a panic-ridden

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Top QC’s Advice to Law Job Seekers in The Changed Law World

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Susie Paul – Jim Farmer QC is used to giving advice to tough commercial clients, but he also has some tough advice for those seeking law jobs in the COVID world we now inhabit.As we recently reported the law jobs situation is significantly more difficult now with the COVID crisis, but the best thing young

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NBR & Publisher Todd Scott To Pay $269,000 in Costs on Joyce ‘Blackmail’ Defamation Case

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Former Finance Minister Steven Joyce has been awarded $269,000 in solicitor and client costs after successfully suing The National Business Review and its publisher Todd Scott for defamation and marking a first in defamation-by-TwitterJustice Pheroze Jagose heard the case last year and made the decision that Joyce had been defamed in respect of a column

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Russell McVeagh’s $1 Deal – The Stuff Purchase

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Russell McVeagh posted apiece on LinkedIn admiring the “bold move” of Stuff CEO Sinead Boucher purchasing the troubled media group for $1, posting a picturre of Boucher handing over the purchase amount to Wellington-based partner Mei Fern Johnson last week.The law firm worked on the management buyout, with four partners working on the buyout for

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