With the constantly changing legal environment of today, it is important to stay informed of all major developments. See here for articles on the latest news from our team of experts.
A good build contract – the basis for a successful project
Build contracts are not as exciting as choosing your Lulu Lytle wallpaper, but a good build contract can form the basis of a successful project.
Entering into a relationship and want to protect your assets?
Is your new relationship becoming serious? A Contracting Out (or Prenup) Agreement is a conversation you should have sooner rather than later.
Bank Of Mum And Dad
With Auckland house prices at an all-time high, it's never been more difficult to buy your first home. Many parents are asking, How can they help?
Understanding your Lease End obligations
What the lease requires of the tenant and what may be required to put the premises back to a suitable condition for reletting can vary greatly.
A snapshot of the redundancy process
Whether you view redundancy through either an Employer’s or Employee’s lense, it can be an unfortunate and unwelcome challenge.
Doing your homework on property in a heated real estate market
The property market has started 2021 in the same way it ended last year – very busy! Check out our top tips for avoiding disappointment when buying.
Wynyard Wood Warkworth: The end of an era heralds a new beginning
Warkworth staff now work remotely and remain committed to the Warkworth area, providing excellent, professional legal services.
Bob Eades Retires
After 69 years in law, 64 of them as a principal and consultant, Bob has now retired. We wish him a wonderful retirement.
Key considerations before granting a sublease
Surplus office, retail or warehousing space? If you are thinking of subletting, here are some key things to consider before granting a sublease.
What’s changing with the Privacy Act 2020?
A new Privacy Act 2020 will come into effect on 1 December. A lot has changed since the Privacy Act first came into effect in 1993.
What happens when a trustee loses capacity?
What happens when an aging trustee loses capacity? The Trusts Act 2019 comes into effect on the 1st February 2021 and aims to simplify this process.
Commercial rent relief available for eligible businesses
If you are a commercial tenant still battling with your landlord who has refused you rent relief during lockdown, this law change will interest you.
Is Your Trust Fit For Purpose?
Trusts in New Zealand are facing a big overhaul. A new Act comes into force on 30 January 2021 bringing welcome changes to the laws around trusts.
Commercial Leasing Law
Commercial Leasing Law: As COVID-19 bites into NZ businesses, you may have questions about your commercial lease. It’s important to get legal advice.
Retirement Villages: Things to Consider
Retirement Advice: moving to a retirement village is appealing to many. However, its not like owning your own home, and not entirely what you're used to.