Nicholas Davidson

Nicholas Davidson is the lawyer for the Pike River families' committee. Audio

Official Information Act (OIA) documents show it has been safe to enter the Pike River Mine for nearly a year. Nicholas Davidson is the lawyer for the Pike River Families. Audio

The lawyer acting for the families of Pike River victims still doesn't know why the legal case against the mine's manager, Peter Whittall, was dropped. Audio

A lawyer for the families of the men killed in the Pike River mine says they're dispirited by the news the Government will not pay compensation. Audio

The lawyer for some of the Pike River families Nicholas Davidson is calling on the Government to step in and give them money in the way compensation was paid to those caught up in the Cave Creek… Audio

The lawyer for the Pike River families is Nicholas Davidson, he joins us. Audio

Nicholas Davidson QC represented the Pike River families at the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the tragedy. Audio

Nicholas Davidson QC is representing many of the Pike River victims' families. Audio

The lawyer for many of the families of the 29 dead workers at Pike River says the Royal Commission report out this afternoon paints an unrelenting picture of failure. Audio

Three businessmen found guilty of one of the country's worst finance company frauds have been sent to prison for between five and seven and a half years with the judge calling them greedy and lacking… Audio

Three businessmen who fooled investors with complex and convoluted transactions have been found guilty of one of the country's worst finance company frauds. Audio

An independent review has concluded the recovery of the bodies in the Pike river mine could be finished by 2015 Audio

Nicholas Davidson QC, Lawyer for many of the families of the Pike River victims. Ged O'Connell, Assistant national secretary of the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union. Audio

Charges have been laid over the Pike River disaster, accusing three parties of health and safety failures at the coal mine. The Department of Labour laid the 25 charges at the Greymouth District this… Audio

Pike River families are making their biggest push yet for action to recover their men's remains from the mine. Audio

The Prime Minister is insisting the receivers of the Pike River coal mine can afford to pay, and must pay their own legal costs to attend the Royal Commission inquiring into the tragedy. Audio

One of the lawyers for the families of the men who died in the Pike River Mine tragedy says the Royal Commission could be compromised by any criminal prosecutions that could take place. Audio

The lawyer for families of the Pike River Miners says newly released footage from inside the mine does not necessarily suggest there could still be bodies intact. Audio

The lawyer representing the families of the men who died in the Pike River Coal Mine, says sealing the mine could jeopardise the Royal Commission looking into the disaster. Audio