by Dan Jerker B Svantesson | May 3, 2024 | Legal Technology, Media Law
Do Australian courts have the right to decide what foreign citizens, located overseas, view online on a foreign-owned platform? Anyone inclined to answer “yes” to this question should perhaps also ask themselves whether they are equally happy for courts in China,...
by Brenda Newth | May 3, 2024 | General, Wills & Trusts
Where do you work, what’s your role? I am one of three partners of Patterson Hopkins. My wife Robyn and I founded the firm in 2003. Her daughter Tanya Speight joined later. I’m known as a trust specialist but my area of practice is much wider than that. Where did you...
by Reweti Kohere | May 3, 2024 | Legal Technology
Of all the disruption that technology might wreak upon the legal profession, the most transformational could prove to be the demise of one of its most sacred cows – the way lawyers charge for their services. Source Legal commercial director Amy Kingston-Turner says...
by Gary Judd KC | May 3, 2024 | Treaty / Māori
At present, the compulsory law degree subjects are The Legal System, The Law of Contracts, The Law of Torts, Criminal Law, Public Law and Property Law. The tikanga regulations make it compulsory for all students commencing a law degree from 1 January 2025 to complete...
