COVID-19 vaccination mandate: complicated for employers but great for employment lawyers
A new bill will make terminating a person’s employment on the grounds of vaccination status a lot more costly for employers.… Read More
Vaccination mandate continues to widen
Over the past three days we have seen several key developments in COVID-19 employment law that will likely affect the future operation of your business. … Read More
A solicitors approval clause is not a get-out-jail-free card
When contracts aren’t done right, buyers can find themselves involved in costly negotiations trying to amend or exit an agreement which could have been avoided by taking time at the outset to check the agreement.… Read More
Inaugural scholarships awarded to inspiring Northland law students
Two inspiring Northland teenagers have received a significant step up on their journey to study law at university. Congratulations Savannah Cowan and James (Jimmy) Mack. … Read More
Co-parenting across Alert Level 2 & 3 boundaries
For whānau living within and across Alert Level boundaries, navigating shared care arrangements can be a difficult and sometimes daunting task.… Read More
Government vaccine mandate for education and health and disability sectors
Teachers, GPs, nurses, midwives and aged-care workers will all required to be vaccinated under an imminent Government mandate.… Read More
#Cancelled – Can you fire an employee when a social media post goes viral?
Employers are right to be concerned about the reputational risks brought by employees’ controversial personal posts – but what can be done?… Read More
Common IT risks in law firm IT systems – and what to do about them
In this article Andrew Easterbrook explains how a typical law firm network and system might be set up, and how its component parts create risk.… Read More
Rent reduction for businesses due to COVID-19
For those leasing commercial premises, you may be able to obtain a rent reduction to help bring your costs down during this difficult period.… Read More
Alert Level 3: can property transactions go ahead now?
At Alert Level 3, subject to certain conditions, the necessary steps to complete property transactions can now start to take place.… Read More
WRMK Lawyers up for three NZ Law Awards for third year running
WRMK Lawyers has been named a finalist for three New Zealand Law Awards once again in 2021. … Read More
Employee rights are paramount, even – or especially – in a pandemic
Snells Beach Café ordered to pay over $136,000 for abruptly sacking employees just before New Zealand’s first alert-level 4 lockdown in 2020.… Read More