by Lloyd Gallagher | Dec 8, 2023 | Legal Technology
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming much of how we do business and the legal industry is no exception. Integrating AI tools into various aspects of legal practice is becoming standard and a surge of new technology has developed, aimed at increasing...
by Reweti Kohere | Dec 8, 2023 | General
Every three years, the smiles of political candidates, frozen in time and space on billboards, are defaced with Sharpie-drawn moustaches, sexist comments and racism. Party leaders walk through malls of smartphone-wielding New Zealanders, eager to shake the hands of...
by Brenda Newth | Dec 8, 2023 | General
Where do you work, what’s your role? I’m the founding partner of Forest Harrison. We’re a three-partner firm, based in downtown Auckland. Where did you study? I finished my law degree part-time at the University of Auckland, while working as a legal executive....
by Reweti Kohere | Dec 8, 2023 | Privacy Law
Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster will issue a draft code of practice for regulating how “unique and often irreplaceable” biometric information is collected. Expected in early 2024, the exposure draft, which will be open for consultation, proposes three new rules...
by Lloyd Gallagher | Dec 8, 2023 | Wills & Trusts
In a recent and thought-provoking case that has captured the attention of the legal community, Joseph Boaz Park, a solicitor with substantial experience in conveyancing but limited exposure to wills and estate administration, found himself at the centre of a...
