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Overcoming legal challenges demands professionals with the necessary drive, focus and energy. That’s where we come in. We understand our clients’ needs. We provide expert strategic advice with commercially-minded solutions, free from legal jargon.
Welcome to Wynyard Wood
Our Legal Services – Professional Lawyers in East Auckland
Here you can learn more about our wide range of legal services. Our specialist teams will work alongside you to create a comprehensive state of affairs for both your personal finance and business endeavours.
We provide advice and guidance on all aspects of business. See how we can help.
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Acting for both landlords and tenants, our commercial leasing lawyers can provide comprehensive advice on all aspects of commercial leasing.
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If you are involved with a building project and need legal assistance, we can help you objectively review your circumstances, and what next steps are most appropriate for your situation.
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Our experienced Public Works Act lawyers can advise you on your rights and obligations, assist in negotiating compensation, and represent you in legal proceedings if necessary.
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The legal rules surrounding property are constantly evolving. See here for the many ways that we can help.
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Family law is unique. It involves the most important things in your life.
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Our experienced team will take your instructions and advise on the need for living wills and enduring powers of attorney and trusts.
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Vale Robert (Bob) Eades
On Friday 18th October 2024 Robert (Bob) Eades passed away peacefully with his family by his side. Bob was a former partner at Wynyard Wood from joining in 1978 to retirement in 2020.
Resale Right for Visual Artists Act 2023
The Resale Right for Visual Artists Act 2023 was enacted in August 2023 and will come into force on 1 December 2024.
High Court examines limited liability under the Building Act
Tauranga City Council v Harrison Grierson appears to be the first High Court case that examines whether liability under the Building Act can be limited.
How should artistic copyright be handled by the Property Act?
What happens to artistic copyright if an author or artist is in a personal relationship with another, and the relationship breaks down?