WRMK Lawyers celebrates six new leaders
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We are delighted to announce two additions to our Board of Directors; and the promotion of two associates and two senior lawyers.… Read More
Am I in a de facto relationship?
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In a de facto relationship, there can be significant financial implications if you separate or one partner passes away. Are you in one?… Read More
The Privacy Act 2020: what you need to know
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The Privacy Act 2020 strengthens privacy protections by promoting early intervention and risk management by agencies, and enhances the role of the Privacy Commissioner.… Read More
Why you need a will – done the right way
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Around 1500 people in New Zealand die every year without a will. This guide sets out the what, why and how of making a will.… Read More
Some comments on the Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 safe harbour
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The Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 was enacted on 2 July 2015, and it raises a few issues that hosts should be aware of.… Read More
Do zombies have a right to privacy?
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Death sometimes changes the law that applies. Zombies are dead (obviously). Does the death of a person end the right to privacy?… Read More
How social media changes negotiation tactics
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Social media has changed the way disputes are negotiated. Now, every couple of weeks a legal threat goes viral and results in public backlash. … Read More
Legal threats and the Streisand effect
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Matthew Inman swiftly taught Funnyjunk a lesson in how fast bad publicity can spread online, and in particular what’s known as the “Streisand Effect”.… Read More