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Duties of an Attorney under an Enduring Power of Attorney

Often people agree to accept the appointment as an attorney under an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) without really understanding...
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Protecting Your Digital Assets

Ten years ago the idea of protecting your digital assets after your death, or if you lost mental capacity, would...
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What happens to Kiwisaver funds in bankruptcy?

 The Court of Appeal has recently confirmed what happens to a Kiwisaver account when a person is made bankrupt. The short...
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Claw-back law shake-up – today’s Supreme Court decision

The Supreme Court has today released a decision which will have major implications for many businesses that have traded with...
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Family Dispute Resolution – A new service to help families in conflict

In April the family justice system underwent a number of changes that acknowledged the Family Court is not always the...
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Good Fences – Significant responsibilities for rural landowners

Robert Frost wrote ‘Good fences make good neighbours’ which is a great maxim by which you should farm. Issues and...
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Business Succession Planning

With 40% of business owners looking to retire in the next five years and the average age of New Zealand business...
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Latest legal updates

90-day trial period Still a challenge for employers: The processes around the 90-day trial period are still causing some headaches...
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The Health and Safety Reform Bill – Be prepared early for significant changes

The Health and Safety Reform Bill heralds the greatest change to health and safety law in over two decades.  With...
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Careful Planning Needed for Blended Families

If you’re a member of a blended family you may be thinking about how to provide financially for your new...
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Farm Succession Planning What’s important: is it the family or the farm?

With the average age of New Zealand farmers rising, many farmers are facing the challenge of deciding what will happen to...
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Criminal Sanctions for Those Involved in Cartels – Proposed changes beef up the Commerce Act 1986

The law relating to cartels is changing and the changes will impose criminal sanctions on people or corporates involved in...
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Satisfying Conditions in Agreement for Sale and Purchase – Must use your best endeavours to satisfy

The Kiwi ‘Yeah… nah… she’ll be right’ attitude might endear New Zealanders to the world, but the recent High Court case...
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Helping prevent workplace bullying

Workplace bullying is a significant hazard in New Zealand. Not only does it affect people physically and mentally, but it can...
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Latest IRD phishing scam

Some readers may have received emails purporting to be from the IRD. These fake IRD emails are becoming more sophisticated...
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