Professor calls NZ constitution unjust and illegal
New Zealand constitution is called unjust and illegal by a professor in the book Sovereignty, which says it fails to protect Māori rights and urges…
Bid-rigging in NZ public contracts costs taxpayers $360M yearly
Bid-rigging in NZ public contracts costs taxpayers $360 million yearly, compromising fair competition. Learn how enforcement combats this issue and protects gov
INTERPOL’s Independent Commission Offers Red Notice Review Path
INTERPOL’s independent commission offering a review path for those affected by a Red Notice or Diffusion.
New Zealand’s legal market dominated by two chambers
New Zealand’s legal market is dominated by two leading chambers, with Doyle’s 2026 rankings revealing uneven regional participation and smaller firms outperform
New Zealand launches AI legal aid for survivors
New Zealand launches Tika, an AI legal aid platform providing free representation to sexual harm survivors, created by Alison Mau and lawyer Zoë Lawton.
Supreme Court bans Karnataka’s Premium FAR scheme
The Supreme Court bans Karnataka's Premium FAR scheme, stopping the use of additional floor space credits for unauthorised constructions.
MP petitions court after repeat egg-pelting assault
An MP petitioned the Calcutta High Court after a repeat egg pelting assault on September 16 violated a protection order issued on September 1.
Vardharma Law Promotes Mehrotra Names Khirbath Partner
Law firm promotion at Vardharma Law sees Vidula Mehrotra become a partner and Roshni Khirbath join the senior team, strengthening its Delhi practice.
India’s Basmati trademark woes expose legal flaws
Basmati trademark disputes expose legal flaws as the Australian Federal Court dismissed APEDA’s appeal on Aug. 12, 2026, leaving the rice’s origin unresolved.
India’s Arbitration Delayed by Months-Long Hearing Gaps
India's arbitration faces delays due to months-long hearing gaps, hindering its promise of speed, as highlighted by Solicitor General Tushar Mehta.