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This session focuses on finding case law by topic. This is helpful if you don't have a case citation or a case name, or if a case has been anonymised. Explore the depth of Westlaw's Key Number System. More Courses.
This session focuses on finding case law by topic. This is helpful if you don't have a case citation or a case name, or if a case has been anonymised. Explore the depth of Westlaw's Key Number System. More Courses.
The Court of Appeal (CA) has upheld a finding of the Chief Judge of the Employment Court that four people who drove for the Uber group of companies were employees. Despite disagreeing with the way the Chief Judge had assessed the relationship between the drivers and the Uber...
Commentary on legal aid and related services provided under the Legal Services Act 2011 has been updated in Legal Services (online ed, Thomson Reuters) on Westlaw New Zealand.
The planned revision of the Personal Grievances product is partially completed bringing up-to-date cases and commentary.
Thomson Reuters held its inaugural Equity & Trusts Conference: The Law in Practice in August with a high-profile line-up of well-known experts in the field. It has to be said, all the difficult topics were covered, and no one shied away from clarifying, providing answers, disagreeing...
New case law commentary has been added discussing the pre-trial admissibility rulings concerning the high-profile trial of Dr Philip Polkinghorne, who is charged with the murder of his wife, Ms Pauline Hanna. He is also charged with possession of methamphetamine. He has pleaded not...
The following recent Acts, Bills and subordinate legislation are now available on Westlaw New Zealand. Legislation can also be found using the legislation search page. Bills can be found using the bills search page.
A summary of decisions delivered in August 2024 by the Supreme Court, available on Westlaw New Zealand.