Features
Diagnostic Medlabs: the last round? - By Mai Chen, partner, and Nick Russell, principal, Chen Palmer New Zealand Public Law Specialists 
New EPAs: effective protections, emerging problems? - By Maria Kazmierow, barrister
The personal liability of trustees - Anthony Grant looks at two recent cases which show the risks to which trustees of trading trusts are exposed
Avoiding recession redundancies: extraordinary international and domestic job security initiatives - Initiatives have been introduced in America, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand which share the common objectives of job security, job growth, and post-redundancy support during these tough economic times, report Andrew Caisley and Emma Poyner
When lawyers become witnesses - Rules that prevent a lawyer from acting in proceedings where they are also giving evidence, as in the Waiouru medals case, have been given a wider application by recent changes to the Conduct and Client Care Rules, reports Peter Jenkins
WIP-ing your business into shape - For the first time ever, some law firms are experiencing an indifferent cash flow situation, but there are basic disciplines that can be put in place to alleviate the pain, Darise Ogden reports
More than weathering the storm - As businesses worldwide are battered by the economic downturn, some Kiwi in-house counsel are taking steps to ensure they not only survive, but thrive, Craig Sisterson discovers
Saying no - It’s time to learn when you should – and should not – be saying no, explains Yvonne McLean