Features
Can you have your cake and eat it too? - Not according to the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Tiny Intelligence Ltd v Resport Ltd, Katy Millington discovers 
Civil litigation in New Zealand: Litigants’ perspectives of our court system - By Saskia Righarts and Shana Fonnesbeck, University of Otago Legal Issues Centre
Family Files - Rose v Rose – the final chapter - By Andrea Manuel, barrister, O’Connell Chambers
Family Files - Annihilation by stealth of separate property - By Anthony Grant, barrister, Radcliffe Chambers
Going beyond the Little Red Book - Richard Burcher outlines the costs of making a will
Migrants’ rights on the move? - Bernard Banks and Gemma Mayes consider the overlap between immigration and employment law
Losing yourself in the moment - To her surprise, Darise Ogden discovers that the majority of frauds are committed by employees
Hague Convention hares – time for the gamekeeper? - Margaret Nixon, of the Parliamentary Counsel Office, proposes that the ‘hares’ be stopped
Can courts and communities work together for better justice outcomes? - While New Zealand is seen as a world leader for using restorative justice with youth offenders, Helen Bowen tells Craig Sisterson there is still much more we could do