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The final details and technical requirements for the implementation of the new Internet copyright infringement regime which comes into force on 1 September 2011 have now been completed and are set out in the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Regulations 2011 gazetted last week.
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Article posted by Hayley Miller, Senior Associate | Related topics: Technology, Corporate
Bell Gully has again emerged as a market-leading law firm in the latest research by international legal publisher Chambers and Partners.
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Related topics: Corporate, Banking and Finance, Commercial Law, Competition, Energy, Government, Litigation, Employment, Insolvency, Technology, Climate Change, Intellectual Property, Tax
Google launched its newest social networking service Buzz last week and immediately set users around the globe talking.
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Related topics: Technology, Media and Entertainment
The signing of a contract to deliver an integrated super transport ticket for Auckland marks a significant milestone for many involved in the project, including Bell Gully as legal advisers.
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Related topics: Transport, Technology, Government, Infrastructure and Projects, Commercial Law
New Zealand's anti-spam agency is hailing a major success after the High Court awarded significant penalties against two local men involved in what is being described as the "largest pharmaceutical spamming operation in the history of the internet".
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Related topics: Technology, Marketing and Sales, Litigation
Future Focus is the theme for this year's major conference for entrepreneurs to be held at Waitangi this week.
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Related topics: Commercial Law, Technology
Bell Gully has topped the New Zealand law firm rankings for the sixth consecutive year in leading international legal publication Chambers Global.
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Related topics: Corporate, Banking and Finance, Climate Change, Litigation, Employment, Technology, Intellectual Property, Insolvency
A new regime for dealing with domain name disputes in New Zealand has been in place since June 2006 and it's largely working well, says Bell Gully's Kevin Glover.
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Related topics: Litigation, Technology, Commercial Law, Intellectual Property