The High Court has rejected New Zealand Law Society advice to dump a top QC in a who-acts-for-whom squabble over a Rich Lister asset carve-up.
Justice Tim Brewer says it is OK for QC Anne Hinton to represent the husband of a woman who initially consulted Mrs Hinton and asked her to act for
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Georgina Bond
Wed, 26 Jun 2013
Wed, 26 Jun 2013
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Top QC allowed to stay on Rich Lister's case
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