Getting commercial leases right: protect your premises and your cash flow
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Recent developments have shown just how important having a comprehensive, well-drafted lease is when things go wrong.… Read More
Employment update: COVID-19 – What employers need to know
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If your business has suffered an actual loss, or prospective downturn, you might be looking at temporary or longer-lasting options. This note sets out some high-level guidance on the most common questions our clients are asking.… Read More
To lease or to buy? What’s best for your business?
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There are pros and cons to leasing and buying, so the answer will depend on your business and the stage it’s at.… Read More
The pre-franchise sleuthing zone for prospective franchisees
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Research before you buy in to a franchise is crucial, and the good news is there’s a lot you can find out for yourself.… Read More
Are your contract terms “fair”?
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The New Zealand Commerce Commission is still finding businesses breaching the Unfair Contract Terms rules. … Read More
WRMK lawyer admitted to the bar today
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Congratulations to Dilshaan Mohanaraj on his admission to the bar today, in a ceremony presided over by Justice Downs at the Whangarei High Court.… Read More
The Contracts and Commercial Law Act 2017 – what does it mean for you?
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The Contracts and Commercial Law Act 2017 can be thought of as the latest model Ute to come out of the legislative dealership – a fresh, remastered vehicle for modern day use. … Read More
Statutory demand notices – a useful tool with benefits and risks
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Statutory demand notices are commonly used as a helpful tool to create leverage to collect undisputed debts.… Read More
Want to make your mark? Register it!
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Does your business have a trade name or do you have a branding idea? If so, you have some homework to do. … Read More
Lessors beware! What to watch out for if you’re in the business of leasing goods
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Leasing goods for a term of more than one year creates a security interest. This security interest means you have a right to the goods you have leased, even though you may not have physical possession of them.… Read More