John Miller

Marine sponges may yield drugs that could stop cancer cells dividing Audio

A lawyer for sexual abuse victims who had their privacy breached by ACC, John Miller, says the offer of $250 compensation was the final straw for many. Audio

More now on a groundbreaking case that gives ACC cover to a woman who became pregnant after she was sterilised, which is being described as significant for the whole medical profession. Audio

The lawyer who represented a woman who won a major ACC case says there are major implications for criminal trials in the court's ruling. Audio

A precedent setting Court of Appeal ruling means people with HIV could be charged with rape if they don't tell a willing sexual partner about their disease. Audio

A motorist who killed a cyclist has been convicted of careless driving causing death and ordered to pay the victim's family more than $37,000. Audio

The lawyer for a tetraplegic who is owed almost two million dollars by the ACC, fears the corporation will now try to avoid paying up by appealing the decision. Audio

The sole survivor of the Auckland RSA triple murders has been given the go-ahead to sue the Department of Corrections for exemplary damages Audio

An accident compensation specialist says the culling of hundreds of long-term claimants is harsh and causing considerable suffering. Audio

The company at the centre of allegations says it supports a Canterbury District Health Board investigation into alleged mismanagement at one of its Christchurch resthomes. Audio

Northland police plan to reintroduce the"Dob in a Dope Grower"initiative. Audio

Flip-flops, jandals, crocs or Roman sandals. When it comes to summer footwear, there's certainly plenty of choice. Audio

An ACC law expert says the way is now open for women to sue their doctor if they get pregnant after sterilisation surgery. Audio

Prime Minister John Key has ordered a ministerial inqury. Audio

John Miller is a lawyer specialising in ACC claims. Audio