Features and Opinion
WELLINGTON WATCH
A judge, his horses, and the price of wool: A constitutional dilemma - By Nicholas Russell, principal, and James Dunne, associate, Chen Palmer New Zealand Public Law Specialists 
COMPETITION MATTERS
Commerce Commission signals shift in approach - By David Blacktop, senior associate, Bell Gully
TRUSTS
The Bundle of Rights "doctrine": Can appointers do whatever they want? - By Anthony Grant, barrister, Radcliffe Chambers
HIGH COURT RULES
The proposed "duty to cooperate" in civil litigation: Are things really that bad? - By Toby Futter, barrister, Bankside Chambers
COPYRIGHT
Identifying the creator - In a recent case, the Court of Appeal has used "everyday commerical sense" to imply copyright commission, Alex McDonald reports
COPYRIGHT
Continuing controversy over proposed changes to copyright law - Written submissions on the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Bill closed last week. Claire Tompkins and Ian Finch of James & Wells Intellectual Property take a look at some of the issues that will be under discussion
PROFILE
Quality work and a quality lifestyle - In the first of a series looking at the changing face of regional legal practice, Craig Sisterson takes a look at a long-standing firm in the fast-growing Bay of Plenty
CSNZ
Letting the light in - Where is the accountability and transparency in a chartiable trading trust? Karen Martyn PhD, ACIS and Michael Gousmett PhD, FCIS discuss
CSNZ
Bankers... and those covenants - By Bruce A Butler, Executive Officer, Chartered Secretaries New Zealand Inc
IN-HOUSE COUNSEL
You only get what you give - Building great relationship with their external lawyers will help in-house counsel get the best possible service and advice. Craig Sisterson looks for a blueprint