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Judicial review: being candid about the duty of candour

Bell Gully
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United Kingdom
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May 14 2013

A party to an application for judicial review has a duty to be candid with the Court and any other party. This article outlines just what is required

5 reasons why you need a social media policy

Bell Gully
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New Zealand, United Kingdom, USA
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January 25 2013

It's a new year and time for employers to consider updating your policies. Given that the past 12 months have seen continued development of social

Information exchanges - the ABCs of "hub and spoke" arrangements

Bell Gully
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New Zealand, United Kingdom
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March 12 2013

In March 2012 (Too much information - Information exchange between competitors), we discussed the risks involved in exchanging information with

Court of Appeal case highlights important issues relating to assignments and novations

Bell Gully
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United Kingdom
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May 21 2013

A recent Court of Appeal decision (Kakara Estate Ltd v Savvy Vineyards 3552 Ltd 2013 NZCA 101) highlights how important it is for parties to be

A royal upset

Bell Gully
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France, New Zealand, United Kingdom
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September 26 2012

Gossip-mongers are abuzz at the moment with the news that Kate Middleton has been photographed topless in France

Competing concerns private litigant access to leniency materials

Bell Gully
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European Union, New Zealand, United Kingdom
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May 8 2012

The Commerce Commission's leniency and co-operation policies, which offer immunity or reduced penalties to parties that admit breaches of the Commerce Act 1986 and assist the Commission, are critically important weapons in its armoury

Inland Revenue's secrecy obligations: the new general exception

Bell Gully
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New Zealand, United Kingdom
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November 1 2011

In this article, Bell Gully analyse the recently enacted new general exception to Inland Revenue's secrecy obligations, and further consider a draft standard practice statement released in September 2011 dealing with how the new provisions are to be applied

Too much information - information exchange between competitors

Bell Gully
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Australia, European Union, New Zealand, United Kingdom
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March 12 2012

There are many situations in which competing firms might exchange information

Commentary on the report of the Leveson inquiry

Bell Gully
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New Zealand, United Kingdom
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December 4 2012

A little over 10 years ago, on 21 March 2002, a thirteen year old English schoolgirl named Amanda Jane ("Milly") Dowler went missing on her way home from school

Court of Appeal overturns Steigrad decision on directors' defence costs

Bell Gully
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United Kingdom
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December 20 2012

The Court of Appeal released its decision today in the Steigrad litigation, ruling that third party claimants do not have a charge under the Law Reform Act 1936 that gives them priority over insurance money ahead of a director's claim to defence costs under a D&O policy with a single indemnity

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Judicial review: being candid about the duty of candour

5 reasons why you need a social media policy

Information exchanges - the ABCs of "hub and spoke" arrangements

Court of Appeal case highlights important issues relating to assignments and novations

A royal upset

Competing concerns private litigant access to leniency materials

Inland Revenue's secrecy obligations: the new general exception

Too much information - information exchange between competitors

Commentary on the report of the Leveson inquiry

Court of Appeal overturns Steigrad decision on directors' defence costs

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