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Before signing any business software licence agreements, ask yourself these questions and consider these key provisions.

Sunset clauses are being used to cancel building contracts because of rising prices, delays, and supply shortages.

This article discusses a few very important points to consider when looking at your residential building contract.

The retentions regime in the Construction Contracts Act is a problem area, with varied compliance but proposed reforms.

Trade mark due diligence is one of the most critical tasks in a business sale/purchase.

A comprehensive, written partnership agreement should include a clear profit & loss distribution method to avoid dispute.

A recent Australian court case tested the application of the unfair contract terms regime to small business contracts.

Couples often overlook important legal 'housekeeping' matters that should be attended to prior to the big wedding day.

The safe harbour from insolvent trading will provide welcome relief to directors who face significant liquidity issues.

This article gives a few tips on requirements for developers and how to put in place a successful body corporate.

The recent Court of Appeal decision in Vuletic v Contributory Mortgage Nominees Limited highlights the need for clarity in documentation intending to bind a guarantor.

This act introduces some significant changes which will affect all lenders providing consumer credit in New Zealand.

This UK judgment had far-reaching ramifications for the interpretation of commercial contracts, including in New Zealand.

Direct deeds are generally used on construction projects between the developer, the contractor and the financier.

When you introduce new investors, you must utilise the correct legal documents to protect your business.

The tender process is widely used when a commercial property owner sells a property, or engages building contractors.

The High Court's decision in Galbraith v Global Metal Solutions Limited examines whether an arbitrator retained jurisdiction to determine a new dispute that arose after issuing awards on the original matters.