Thorn Law calls out improper use of land taken under the Public Works Act
Thorn Law assists client to secure return of Māori land taken in 1884.
Thorn Law assists client to secure return of Māori land taken in 1884.
Litigation lawyer Adina Thorn said the lack of centralised information about Kāinga Ora compensation payouts was surprising.
Adina Thorn comments on Kāinga Ora policy protecting violent, abusive state house tenants, "The state is supposed to protect its citizens."
Lawyer Adina Thorn says the state landlord Kāinga Ora is "unquestionably" breaking the law by not evicting unruly tenants.
Lawyer Adina Thorn says unruly Kāinga Ora tenants don't have a "right" to state housing.
“This should never have been allowed to be built,” says Nic Purdom as she walks Fair Go around her unfit building.
Paul Running says he is financially and emotionally wrung out after a decade-long battle to repair what may be the country’s most expensive leaky building.
A multimillion-dollar case against James Hardie brought by owners of leaky homes has finally made it to court, five years after the claim was filed.
The Conifer Grove homeowners say it's not just their properties that have suffered, but also their mental health.
ASX-listed group Arowana International (which owned Intueri) misled investors who bought into the initial public offering of Intueri in 2014.
First-time buyers who had their contracts cancelled after handing over deposits to developers, say Kiwis need more protection against "sunset clawback".