Where work has been disrupted, operators may need guidance on how to continue employing those who rely on them for work.

The Labour Inspectorate is cracking down on NZ workplaces to ensure that minimum employment standards are being met.

Greenwashing is the use of misleading environmental claims that businesses make about themselves and/or their products.

The purpose of environmental limits is to protect ecological integrity of the natural environment and/or human health.

These PCE report recommendations to reduce emissions are based on key features of the UK Climate Change Act 2008.

From 16 March 2017, EPAs in the old forms that are not fully executed will need to be re-done on the new forms.

Recent settlement agreements could be reviewed if the value of the property has been significantly affected by COVID-19.

Equity crowdfunding It is about companies raising money in return for shares from the general New Zealand public.

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

The NZ High Court has had another post-quake opportunity to analyse a commercial material damage insurance policy.

The Court of Appeal has now addressed the interpretation of an insurance policy in response to multiple event claims.

What are the broader implications recent US case holds for branding, packaging & fair competition in NZ?

The Arbitration Amendment Bill 2017 alleviates uncertainty and brings trust disputes clearly under the ambit of the Act.

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.

COVID-19 has created unprecedented working situations, with many employees required to work from home at short notice.

Article provides key questions for companies to address in their Privacy Policies in order to comply with new laws.

Some building defects may not be obvious for years after the completion of the building.

The case provides guidance to decision makers presented with conflicting iwi claims on proposals for resource consent.

The Resource Management Review Panel has recommended major changes to New Zealand's resource management system

Tenants are not liable for insured damage unless the damage was intentional, rather than accidental, or even reckless.