John Bowie
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The Hager Test: Does ‘Dirty Work’ Meet the Standard Nicky Hager Set in Court? (opens the original)
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Nicky Hager’s latest political book. Launched with great fanfare at the bastion of Wellington enlightenment, Unity Books, has produced an unexpected legal sequel with fellow investigative journalist Ian Wishart turning to Hager’s own sworn testimony from a High Court defamation trial to ask whether the publication standards he advocated then were followed now. Investigative journalism typically involves putting powerful interests under the microscope, but occasionally, someone turns the microsco
The $20 Million Partner Problem BigLaw Created With Rainmakers Bigger Than Their Firms (opens the original)
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Weil Gotshal’s extraordinary partner exodus is exposing an uncomfortable truth about the world’s richest law firms – they have spent years creating superstar rainmakers whose commercial power can sometimes rival the firms employing them. If a firm’s biggest rainmakers can walk away with their teams, expertise and potentially their clients, what exactly does the partnership own? That is the Michael Aiello (below) problem that Weil now faces as reports emerge that rival firms are looking to capita
Noxtua Raises €100M as Legal Publishers Take Control (opens the original)
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As a major legal publisher takes control of European legal AI company Noxtua, the battle for legal AI supremacy is shifting from clever algorithms to something that’s more valuable, being the ownership of authoritative legal content. The legal AI funding frenzy has another €100 million to celebrate as a legal publishing giant investst in Noxtua in a move that may be more consequential than another enormous cheque for another ambitious AI company. German legal publishing giant C.H.BECK has become
Chapman Tripp’s $1.2 Million KMD Payday Puts Boardroom Connections in the Spotlight (opens the original)
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As the owner of Kathmandu and Rip Curl battles a major $414 million loss, its legal fees have surged more than 1,400 per cent with Chapman Tripp pocketing the massive law fees' surge as KMD Brands bleed money. Two directors have connections to its longstanding legal adviser, raising questions about corporate governance and the management of potential conflicts. Chapman Tripp received NZ$1.192 million in legal fees from the troubled retailer during the financial year ended July 2026, compared wit
The First-Year Associate Trap And Why Generative AI Cannot Outsource Legal Judgment (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is reshaping law offices at breakneck speed, but the gap between technical efficiency and professional liability has never been narrower. At the center of this transition is Pearl, the hybrid intelligence powerhouse connecting advanced AI infrastructure with a network of over 20,000 verified licensed professionals across 100+ disciplines. By pairing automated workflows with human-in-the-loop subject matter experts, Pearl processes millions of complex consultations while p
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