An Immediate Modification Order (IMO) can be made to legislation, to provide a temporary change during the epidemic.

Loan default risks are shared between the government and the bank, but businesses are still required to repay the loan.

The article canvasses COVID-19 issues with personal insurances: Travel, Health, Life and Income Protection Insurances.

The spread of COVID-19 and government measures in response means an economic downturn and increasing business failures.

Cancelling a lease for failure to pay rent? You may be eligible for the COVID-19 Commercial Lease Dispute Service.

In this article we answer several common questions as to how buying and selling properties works during Alert Level 3

Supply chains have been severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and NZ is swiftly moving through the lockdown levels.

As the pandemic develops, remember 'business-as-usual' aspects of litigation, that could cause big problems if ignored.

Answers to frequently asked questions about how buying & selling properties works during both Alert Level 2 & Alert Level 3.

The Privacy Act allows disclosure of personal information to prevent or reduce a threat to public health and safety.

Purchasers may be reluctant to commit to an acquisition given the uncertainty of performance as a result of COVID-19.

Helpful summary of key NZ employment law decisions relating to COVID-19.

The Employment Relations Authority recently considered an employer's obligation to pay when there is little or no work.

BI insurance covers loss of revenue or profit by a business after physical loss or damage to its insured property.

An overview of open banking and its potential benefits.

The vaccination status of employees is a subject that raises many questions and privacy & legal issues.

Article discusses Wills, Powers of Attorney, E-signing, lease renewals, trust matters, gifting & forgiveness of debt.

Rules relax for migrant workers assisting essential services, and an exception process is in place for the travel ban.

The COVID-19 pandemic has produced a rapid adoption of technology for remote working, meetings and a strong IT industry.

Contractors who cannot complete due to COVID-19 need to take steps now to minimise risk of potential penalties.