Features
Beyond reasonable debt - By Maria Kazmierow, barrister, O’Connell Chambers 
Let’s not get mediation into our Courts at all - Berry Zondag questions whether the pendulum has swung too far when it comes to compulsory mediation
From the heart - A personal tribute to the late Professor Mike Taggart, by Ted Thomas
Drawing the line - Joanne Dunne provides an overview of the BNZ Investments tax avoidance case
The right not to be arbitrarily detained – put into practice - Jeremy Sutton and Anna Ting look at the protection of liberty of the person under section 22 of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990
When trustees can benefit a non-beneficiary - By Anthony Grant, barrister, Radcliffe Chambers
Mastering our destinies - Darise Ogden talks to three lawyers who took a year off work to go back to university
Taking stock of the in-house market - The role of in-house counsel has become even more crucial, as companies nationwide look for ways to navigate the economic storm. But what effect has that storm had on the number and availability of such roles? Craig Sisterson investigates
Leading by example - The Equal Employment Opportunity Trust analysed the 1991-2006 Census, and found a dramatic change in New Zealand’s legal profession: in 1991, 24 per cent of lawyers were women; in 2006, that number grew to 42 per cent. Darise Ogden discovers women can not only have it all but they’re helping others achieve it too
Being a good sport - Based in Devonport, a specialist sports law firm is helping athletes and national organisations excel under the evolving ‘rules of the game’, reports Craig Sisterson