Tight deadlines, high pressure, and burnout are all too common in the legal profession—so how do we restore balance? In this article, Georgia Dowling shares practical strategies for improving wellbeing at work, from mindful breathing to setting healthy boundaries.
Building a small stand-alone dwelling could soon be faster, cheaper, and easier. In this article, Charlotte Muggeridge breaks down the proposed “Granny Flat” legislation and what it means for homeowners.
A builder’s report can help you uncover hidden issues before you commit—saving you stress and money. In this article Gemma Leelanuch, Registered Legal Executive at Harkness Henry explains how clause 9.4 protects buyers and what to watch out for when relying on this condition.
Cummings v KAM Transport Limited [2025] NZHRRT 9 serves a timely reminder that claims under the Privacy Act 2020 could have significant financial consequences for employers.
The Government has introduced two new visa options under the Accredited Employer Work Visa framework, meaning that understanding the type of individual employment agreement your staff should be on is vital.
A new Commercial List in the Auckland High Court is set to commence in October 2025. In this article litigator, Te Uranga Royal, discusses how this initiative aims to enhance efficiency and expedite hearing times
Whether you're a first-home buyer or upgrading, it's crucial to understand how deposits work before signing a sale and purchase agreement. Learn why timing matters, what happens if a deposit isn't paid on time, and how to avoid common pitfalls with expert tips that every buyer should know.
Entering into a lease agreement is a significant commitment for both landlords and tenants, and careful negotiation is essential to ensure a fair and functional arrangement. This article looks at the key steps and considerations involved in entering into a lease.
Thinking about protecting your assets in a relationship? In this article, Paul Gascoigne sets out what you need to know about prenups and relationship property agreements in New Zealand.
Management Rights Businesses in New Zealand are a unique business model which are not always fully understood or appreciated. In this article, commercial property law partner, Chad Danswan, takes a look at what a Management Rights Business is and provides his insights into what should be considered when selling and purchasing such businesses based upon his own commercial and legal experience.