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Top 10 Defamation Cases of 2025: a selection
Inforrm reported on a large number of defamation cases from around the world in 2025. Following a now established tradition, with our widely read posts on 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023...
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Top 10 Defamation Cases of 2024: a selection
Inforrm reported on a large number of defamation cases from around the world in 2024. Following a now established tradition, with our widely read posts on 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023...
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Top 10 Defamation Cases of 2023: a selection – Suneet Sharma
Inforrm reported on a large number of defamation cases from around the world in 2023. Following a now established tradition, with my widely read posts on 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022...
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Monthly International Round Up – Suneet Sharma
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Monthly International Round Up – Suneet Sharma
This is the tenth instalment in a regular series from Inforrm highlighting press and case reports of new media and information cases from around the world. It is intended to complement our United...
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Justice for Grace Millane: a new Commonwealth contempt framework? – Erica...
The New Zealand Minister of Justice, Andrew Little, has called for an international judicial contempt framework to be agreed between NZ, the UK, Australia and Canada in an effort to address the...
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Google “Thumbs its Nose” at New Zealand’s Courts: Kiwis Should Look to Canada...
Google is at it again. According to press reports in the New Zealand Herald, Google refused to comply with a New Zealand court order to suppress details and remove content related to a local murder...
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New Zealand defamation law: half-year update – Ali Romanos
As New Zealand enters (what we’ll call) the Chilly Winter Term, it is timely to observe some important judgments released recently. Developments have mainly favoured defendants. Jameel developments...
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New Zealand Defamation Law: 2016 in review – Ali Romanos
New Zealand courts heard several trials and important interlocutory battles in 2016. Political defamation cases were a feature. The most prominent case was that brought by Taxpayers’ Union director...
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Case Law, New Zealand: Wishart v Murray, Social media libel, Justice...
In Wishart v Murray and ors ([2015] NZHC 3363) – the latest instalment of New Zealand’s leading case on social-media liability, now entering its fourth calendar year of interlocutory skirmishing –...
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Case Law, New Zealand: CPA Australia Limited v The New Zealand Institute of...
The Wellington High Court trial between New Zealand’s two professional accounting bodies has ended in victory – albeit somewhat pyrrhic – for the defendant. In a 61 page judgment in CPA Australia v...
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Is New Zealand the Libel World’s most plaintiff friendly jurisdiction? – Ali...
New Zealand defamation law strikingly favours plaintiffs. Sure, the Thai monarchy could be said to enjoy a certain degree of power, in view of the 25-year prison sentence imposed earlier this year on...
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New Zealand Passes Harmful Digital Communications Act – Tim Sissons
The New Zealand Harmful Digital Communications Act received Royal Assent on 2 July 2015. The offence of causing harm by posting digital communication, the safe harbour provisions, and the amendments to...
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Privacy Issues in New Zealand: Sex with the Office Lights on – Nicole Moreham
Everyone in New Zealand was talking about the law of privacy last week. This was not because of an important new Supreme Court decision or an interesting legislative proposal. It was because the...
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New Zealand: The Blogger and the Journalist, “Whale Oil” in the Courts –...
The Whale certainly created a splash in the last New Zealand election. More accurately, it was investigative journalist Nicky Hager and his book Dirty Politics that created the splash. The Whale –...
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New Zealand defamation law: half-year update – Ali Romanos
As New Zealand enters (what we’ll call) the Chilly Winter Term, it is timely to observe some important judgments released recently. Developments have mainly favoured defendants. Jameel developments...
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New Zealand Defamation Law: 2016 in review – Ali Romanos
New Zealand courts heard several trials and important interlocutory battles in 2016. Political defamation cases were a feature. The most prominent case was that brought by Taxpayers’ Union director...
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Case Law, New Zealand: Wishart v Murray, Social media libel, Justice...
In Wishart v Murray and ors ([2015] NZHC 3363) – the latest instalment of New Zealand’s leading case on social-media liability, now entering its fourth calendar year of interlocutory skirmishing –...
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Case Law, New Zealand: CPA Australia Limited v The New Zealand Institute of...
The Wellington High Court trial between New Zealand’s two professional accounting bodies has ended in victory – albeit somewhat pyrrhic – for the defendant. In a 61 page judgment in CPA Australia v...
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Is New Zealand the Libel World’s most plaintiff friendly jurisdiction? – Ali...
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