Winner: Nicholas Howell of Auckland University, for his essay titled “Plugging the gaps in consent: standard form contracts and their failings”. (LEANR MORE)
Runner-up: Timothy Fisher-Taylor from the University of Canterbury for his essay titled “Growing gains and shrinking pains under firm size-differentiated regulation”. (LEANR MORE)
The place of Tikanga Māori in law schools’ curricula
$3,000 prize + discretionary $1,500 prize for a commendable runner-up We invite you to submit an academic essay that approaches a contemporary issue using a
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This seminar emphasizes the importance of data-driven approaches to measure positive social change and guide investment decisions in the social sector. Sir Bill English reflects
Watch Ed Willis’s LEANZ Webinar on the Impact of Copyright, Privacy, and Cybersecurity Law and Proposed EU Legislation on AI.
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