Joint ownership of shares
Shares are a form of property and so they can be owned jointly, that is more than one person can own the same share or shares.
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?
Directors’ duties in light of the Mainzeal decision
The Supreme Court has released its decision against Mainzeal’s former directors after a decade-long legal battle. What does it mean for directors?
Cyber Ransom: A Growing Threat
Cyber ransom is very common worldwide and increasingly prevalent as a business risk in New Zealand.
Statutory demand: When to use & what to do if served
Business can be highly rewarding. Equally, it can often be challenging. Know when to use a statutory demand to recover debt, and what to do when your company is served with a demand.
Minority Shareholder, Majority Shareholder – Know your Rights
Whether you are a minority shareholder or majority shareholder, it helps to understand what your rights and powers are. But where do find this information?
Company Law Clutter: Amending the Companies Act 1993
A recent amendment to the Companies Act 1993 aimed to take into account matters other than the financial bottom-line. But is it effective?
Commercial Leasing Advice: Essential Tips for Landlords
Seek commercial leasing advice early to minimise issues arising from your transactions. Document well and proactively managing your property.
Commercial Leasing Rent Reviews
Legal advice is crucial for commercial landlords in rent reviews to ensure they comply with laws and contracts, prevent disputes, and safeguard their financial interests. With a proactive approach to commercial leasing rent reviews, we can maximise your returns and maintain strong tenant relationships.
Employee Benefit – Funding of Wills
Attractive benefits offer you an edge when hiring and retaining staff. We're excited to offer employers our new Employee Benefit Will Funding Scheme.
Contract Law: To cancel or not to cancel – that is the question
Cancelling a contract on the grounds the other party breached the agreement can be difficult, with significant legal consequences if you get it wrong.
How do Trade Marks work?
A well-crafted brand is highly valuable to a business. A trade mark will protect your brand under the Trade Marks Act 2002.