The German automaker wants to put the brakes on sales of a rival model, in what is being seen as an international test case.
Bell Gully’s Barnaby Locke says early cases show the landscape for personal grievances has dramatically changed.
America's Cup defender argues dispute over sail technology is subject to arbitration in New Zealand.
There’s contention regarding errant employers who’ve made – and are now having to offset – early advance holiday payments for staff.
Florida-based Fidelity National Information Services has accused the Wellington-founded company, now in liquidation, of copying its software.
Decision blocks CBL liquidators’ effort to claw back money from defunct Danish insurer.
Adams won a disadvantage and constructive dismissal claim against the company in which he remains a shareholder.
DLA Piper partner Carl Blake says the bigger the company, the bigger the problem of sticking to the settlement clause.
Yuko Hanyu was sentenced to jail for six years and four months and ordered to pay $691,000 in reparations.
Dispute follows agreement to advise on capital raise and ASX listing.
