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- Let’s Talk: Employment Law podcast EP5
- The importance of due diligence in farm purchases
- Lane Neave welcomes back Anna Ryan
- Lane Neave sponsors Canterbury Tech Summit
- Court of Appeal determines losses caused by 2011 earthquakes not a “series of losses”
- Privacy update: COVID-19 and contact tracing
- More support for business under the government’s BFG scheme
- Here we go again...
- COVID-19 support still available for employers
- Opinion: considerations for employers when employees want to continue to work from home after lockdown
- Privacy alert: COVID-19 contact tracing
- A proposed overhaul of the '.nz' domain system
- Consumer data right - have your say
- Schrems II – EU-US cross border data transfers
- Algorithm charter - a world first!
- Opportunistic but not unlawful: when minority shareholders leverage their position for a bigger piece of the pie
- Trusts Act 2019 - your changing obligations
- Let’s Talk: Employment Law podcast
- Immigration Monthly Newsletter - July 2020 edition
- Report on RMA overhaul released
- Privacy Law seminars - Your world is changing
- Changes to Essential Skills work visas – effective 27 July 2020
- Unenforceable penalty or protecting a legitimate interest?
- Are you ready for the new Financial Services legislation?
- Online entrepreneurs: legal tips for your e-commerce business
- Resource Management and Commercial Property: Winter Newsletter
- Introducing Steffan Ronald
- Proposed amendments to the National Environmental Standards for Air Quality
- Resource management reform update
- Tiny home or large vehicle? The latest from the District Court
- Overseas Investment Act changes come into force
- Six-month extension for employer-assisted work visas: the nitty-gritty
- ERA and the Wage Subsidy
- Lane Neave announce mid year promotions
- New privacy laws come into force in December
- Selection criteria when restructuring: the do’s and don’ts
- What you need to know about the Wage Subsidy Extension
- Entry through the closed border for “critical workers”
- New border entry criteria from Thursday 18 June 2020
- Ben Russell recognised in latest Doyle’s Guide
- Temporary law change impacts commercial leases
- 50 Shades of Green: classification and disclosure requirements for green bonds
- Concerned about a company’s solvency? What are your options?
- Avatar did it – here’s wow you can too – economic border exception process explained
- Lane Neave advises MIE Pay on Australian listing
- Privacy law update: contact tracing and recent High Court case
- Builders beware, changes won’t negate the need for all consents
- Leave without pay could save the day
- Immigration update for employers and HR professionals
- Immigration May Newsletter
- Tough new labour market testing guidelines for work visa applications
- Insolvency and corporate law relief becomes law
- Changes to the Overseas Investment Act
- Update to insolvency laws – Insolvency Review Working Group
- Funding update: preparing for the ‘new normal’
- Post lockdown return to work and recruitment
- Student visas: a possible “lifeline” for former work visa holders
- Lane Neave update as we move to Alert Level 2
- Business as (un)usual: advancing M&A in a COVID-19 crisis
- Regulatory response - financial services and COVID-19
- Individual and team accolades in latest Doyle’s Guide
- Unbridled power – Immigration (COVID-19 Response) Amendment Bill
- Forced into a bubble – the law behind lockdown
- New Zealand visa and immigration pathways: all you need to know
- Processing priority of visa applications
- Removal and appointment of trustees
- Lane Neave employment team recognised by Doyle's
- Contracting through uncertainty
- Alert Level 3: What it means for your workplace
- Coming out of lockdown – where to from here for employers?
- Immigration April Newsletter
- What does COVID-19 Alert Level 3 mean for commercial leases
- Government support for commercial landlords and tenants
- Immigration New Zealand start processing some standard visa applications
- Resource Management Law Autumn Newsletter
- Frequently asked questions - for employees
- Frequently asked questions - for employers of migrant workers
- Latest from the High Court on no individual loss bottom lines
- Relaxation of visa conditions for all workers delivering essential services
- Climate change update
- Navigating the COVID-19 alert levels for compliance and enforcement
- COVID-19: immigration considerations for healthcare workers
- Main COVID-19 policy announcements as at 1.30pm, 9 April 2020
- COVID-19 and migrant worker employees - FAQs for employers
- Lane Neave partners named in Best Lawyers
- COVID-19 – changes to consumer credit and financial services regulation announced
- Equity upsides - alternative ways for lenders to support businesses in uncertain times
- New Privacy Act set for 1 November 2020
- Implications of COVID-19 for consenting and planning processes
- Commercial lease issues amidst COVID-19
- Employees' rights to public holiday payments during the COVID-19 lockdown
- Safe harbours for directors’ duties & debt hibernation regime during COVID-19
- The impact of COVID-19 on your funding arrangements
- During and post lockdown: top tips for employers of migrant workers
- COVID-19: employment alert
- Supporting you through COVID-19
- Epidemic management notice issued - immigration ramifications and visa processing
- Employer’s obligations during Alert Level 4
- Coronavirus update to staff, 22 March
- COVID-19 border closure - the fine print
- Immigration March Newsletter
- COVID-19: Government rescue package may not be enough for some employers
- Leading through uncertainty
- We can get through this together
- COVID-19 rescue package: employment need to knows
- Coronavirus – government rescue package and privacy update
- Employer’s obligations and COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
- Dealing with cannabis in the workplace
- Coronavirus’ impact on New Zealand business
- Rising from the ashes: what is a phoenix company?
- Five points to check with your payroll provider
- Mandatory duties
- COVID-19 update: an evolving situation
- Immigration February Newsletter
- Expect substantial delays to work visa applications
- Travel ban update & change of priority processing on residence applications
- Employee awarded $37k for unjustified dismissal
- Lane Neave advises Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific on $150m acquisition of CSG Limited
- Public submissions in on new Urban Development Bill
- Do you have an AirBnB in Christchurch? Change is on the horizon
- Withholding an employee’s information during a workplace bullying investigation
- New Family (Parent) Category - effective 24 February 2020
- Lane Neave partner named as rising star
- Legal 500 rankings solidify position
- Higher FMA levies on the way, but relief for unlisted Code companies
- Hotel price-comparison website ‘Trivago’ found to have misled consumers
- 2020 and what it means for employers
- Remuneration threshold changes - an update for employers
- Employers must consult with their employees before taking action
- Verbal telephone references - be careful not to breach an employee's privacy
- Remuneration threshold changes
- Immigration January Newsletter
- Is your business ready to take on the new decade?
- Are your standard contract terms fair?
- Lane Neave announce New Year promotions
- Consultation on migrant exploitation
- Immigration December Newsletter
- Investing in a limited partnership? Some legal points to consider
- Farm Debt Mediation Bill Enacted
- In brief: update on holiday pay and contractor's rights
- Provision to beneficiaries of trust information
- The Role of an Executor
- Would a Labour Inspector find your business in breach of minimum employment law standards?
- How would you fare if a Labour Inspector came a knocking?
- Latest Government consultation – National Policy Statement on Indigenous Biodiversity
- Review of the Crown Minerals Act 1991
- Alert: Government releases algorithm charter and examines artificial intelligence regulation
- Are your shareholders also employees?
- Requesting urgent visa processing for employees
- The latest on Culturally Arranged Marriage visas
- Immigration November Newsletter
- Key protections when buying the assets of an insolvent business
- Climate related financial disclosures - submissions sought
- Banking and finance: CCCFA and FSLAA Update
- Zero Carbon Act - a starter for ten
- New ANZSCO occupations allowing grant of residency and three-year work visas
- Lane Neave launches book - "One man's story of a legal firm"
- Immigration October Newsletter
- Conduct and culture: changes on the horizon for Financial Service Providers
- New measures proposed to protect small businesses and consumers from unfair commercial practices
- Permissioned distributed ledger technology governance
- Lane Neave launches Alumni
- West Coast - Employment and Privacy Law update
- New Parent Residence Category to open in February 2020
- Lane Neave advises Bond Supervisor in public retail bond issue
- Immigration September Newsletter
- Problems with work visas for employees of non-accredited Labour Hire companies
- Seeking to raise capital? What are the important considerations?
- The new Incorporated Societies Act: further update
- Trusts Act 2019 – what do I need to know?
- Employer Supported Work Visa changes announced
- Lane Neave welcomes Ed Smithies to its national property practice
- Employer obligations 101
- What to do when you suspect an employee is lying during a disciplinary process
- Individual Employment Agreement - must haves!
- Minimum wage increase
- Bereavement leave for miscarriage or still-birth
- A turning point in triangular employment relations
- The Trust Act 2019 – where to from here?
- Meet our new Lifelaw Partner and Associate
- Trustee obligations: core documents to be kept by trustees
- Delays in visa processing timeframes impact employers and employees
- Immigration August Newsletter
- Back to basics: discrimination grievance principles
- Lane Neave advises on merger of New Zealand’s largest Credit Union
- The “like” button: social media plugins and liability for data transfers
- Medium size threshold proposed for small “Code companies”
- Lane Neave acts on sale of three large retirement villages to NZX listed company
- Medical incapacity: a recent update
- What you really need to know about the recent Mitre 10 ‘living wage’ decision
- Government announces Resource Management Act overhaul
- Immigration July newsletter
- Latest survey ranks Lane Neave as the most female friendly firm in New Zealand
- Lane Neave Solicitor wins second place in the New Zealand Society of Construction Law essay competition
- Distorting reality: deepfakes and the rise of deception
- Integrating drones into New Zealand’s aviation landscape
- Farm Debt Mediation Bill
- 2 Cheap Cars fined nearly $500k for short-changing consumers on marketing claims
- A temporary change in location: employers of work-visa holders beware
- Bereavement leave for miscarriage or still-birth
- Increase in parental leave payments
- When does a volunteer become an employee?
- Lane Neave welcomes two new partners
- Lane Neave announce two promotions
- Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities first Bill introduced
- Calculating base salary – Work to Residence (Talent) Visa
- A David and Goliath Story - fixed-term agreement invalidated by Employment Court
- New criminal regime for cartel conduct passes into law
- Regulating disruptive technologies: an update
- Fourth edition of Government Procurement Rules released
- Employer contributions to an employee’s wellbeing
- Investigations – follow the process or ‘pay the price’
- Wellington appointment bolsters Lane Neave national immigration law offering
- Vicarious liability - is an employer liable for harm caused by negligent employees?
- Travelling to New Zealand — new requirements for visa waiver travellers
- Immigration May newsletter
- The Equal Pay Amendment Bill marches one step closer to becoming law
- Some clarity regarding availability provisions
- Change coming for all Incorporated Societies
- Can you rely on the authority of a director (acting alone) to bind a company?
- When can a parent company be liable for its subsidiary’s actions?
- Employee secondments
- New good faith code effective as of 6 May 2019
- Final reminder: 6 May 2019 employment law changes on the horizon
- Immigration April Newsletter
- Compliance for employers and recruitment of migrant workers
- New residence category for victims of mosque attacks
- Can you charge an employee for on-the-job training?
- Technology update: how will the Privacy Bill impact you?
- Failure to obtain consent a costly mistake – FTG Securities Limited v Bank of New Zealand
- Banking and finance: consumer credit law update
- The Employment Relations (Triangular Employment) Amendment Bill
- New offence for unwritten employment agreements
- Seminar series: topical issues in Marketing Law
- Employees now entitled to domestic violence leave
- Are your rosters a health and safety risk to your workers?
- March Immigration Newsletter
- Lane Neave Wellington moves to accommodate growth
- Christchurch mosque attacks
- How NOT to run your Recruitment Process!
- Lessons from Mainzeal
- Due diligence and directorships: making the right moves
- How can a seizure result in instant dismissal?
- Stroke Foundation Business Breakfast
- Major immigration changes - keeping your employees “in the loop”
- February Immigration Newsletter
- Proposed changes to the Government Procurement Rules
- Government looks to crack down on misuse of market power – sweeping changes proposed to section 36 of the Commerce Act
- Pre-employment work trials – working for a day without pay?
- The strengthening of unions and collective bargaining
- Recommendations released on the future of Visitor Accommodation within residential zones in the Queenstown Lakes District
- Lane Neave announce 11 promotions
- Lane Neave strengthens national corporate practice with promotion of Joelle Grace to Partner
- Rest and meal breaks: an update
- Is it a breach of the duty of good faith for a union to call the employer a “rat” during collective bargaining?
- Game changer – major amendments proposed for employer assisted temporary work visas (Chinese seminars added)
- Changes to KiwiSaver expected for 2019
- ACC sets aside $22 million for reducing work-related injuries
- Issues Paper – review of the Copyright Act 1994
- Alternative pricing structures: earn-outs
- Builder fined under the Health and Safety at Work (Asbestos) Regulation
- Lane Neave office closure dates
- Submissions called for on unfair commercial practices discussion paper
- Employment Relations Amendment Bill: royal assent expected this week
- Government’s use of algorithms
- The public interest defence to defamation
- Regulating cryptocurrencies in New Zealand
- e-Invoicing – making trans-Tasman business e-asy
- Employment Relations Amendment Bill: royal assent expected this week
- Fired for stealing a bag of chips
- Immigration November Newsletter
- New immigration policy changes in effect will impact employers
- Compensation awards in the Employment Relations Authority: an update
- Trial periods and how to get them right
- Commerce Commission prosecutes finance company for taking security over prohibited items
- Commerce Commission granted new powers to study the competitiveness of New Zealand markets
- The future of trusts - change is on the way
- Changes to remuneration requirements on 26 November – Skilled Migrant (Resident Visa) and Essential Skills (Work Visa)
- Lane Neave supports NZ Rivers
- Employer update - INZ increase fees and seek submissions for skill shortage review
- Employees, social media and bringing the employer in to disrepute
- Charities: are you risking your charitable status by accumulating funds?
- Blocking the majority in a major transaction – all the more reason to have a shareholders’ agreement
- Banking and finance: consumer credit law update and personal property securities update
- Fixed term agreements - what is a genuine reason based on reasonable grounds?
- The dos and don’ts of pre employment screening
- Employee surveillance at work – a “how to” guide for employers
- Lane Neave expands its Wellington office with the appointment of Commercial Property Partner, Sharon Skinner
- Lane Neave recognised with two award nominations
- The Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 - two years on
- Continued focus on migrant worker exploitation
- Disciplinary procedures: a recap
- Are you across the latest employment law amendment bills?
- Lane Neave welcomes three new lawyers
- Structuring the sale of your business
- The Australian Consumer Data Right and Open Banking
- Employment Relations Amendment Bill – Select Committee report released
- Employer’s duty to protect the mental wellbeing of employees
- A whopper of a mistake
- Interim visa policy change
- Lane Neave advises on Christ Church Cathedral joint venture agreement
- Lifelaw Newsletter: August
- Immigration Newsletter: August
- Guidance on compensation awards for hurt, humiliation and loss of dignity under the Employment Relations Act 2000
- Ex-employee serves prison time for breach of confidentiality
- Cryptocurrencies – deciphering New Zealand’s approach to regulating digital tokens
- A race with no winners: “gun-jumping” in the context of a merger or an acquisition
- Contractors and employees - what's the difference?
- Changes to post-study work rights and potential Auckland student exodus
- Lane Neave advises Harrington’s Breweries on sale to Lion
- Getting behind Hard-ly Speaking
- Immigration changes employers should be across
- Immigration Newsletter: July
- The Commerce Act and cartel conduct: what does it mean for your franchise?
- Government signals further tightening of consumer credit laws
- Government launches sexual harassment register
- Domestic Violence – Victims’ Protection Bill passing through Parliament
- Immigration Seminar: A Pathway to Residence (Christchurch)
- Seminar: Employer Accreditation - What You Need to Know (Wellington & Queenstown)
- Employee brain explosions - human behaviour that defies rational explanation
- Myth busting: top five employment myths
- The AML/CFT Act now in force
- Competition and Consumer Law / Intellectual Property specialist Anna Ryan promoted to Lane Neave partnership
- Lane Neave announce six promotions
- Lane Neave advises Bathurst on C$121.5m joint venture deal with Jameson Resources
- Lane Neave celebrates 150 years
- ‘Tis the season for employment law queries
- What the new anti-money laundering requirements mean for our clients
- Proposed changes to the Overseas Investment Act Amendment Bill – clarity or confusion?
- Franchise agreements – take it or leave it?
- Friendly Societies and Credit Unions (Regulatory Improvements) Amendment Bill
- How annual leave works when an employee returns from parental leave
- Fair Pay Agreements
- Lawyers require more client information under new anti-money laundering laws
- Responsibility for a breach of visa conditions falls both on the visa holder and the employer
- Volunteer associations to be excluded from Health and Safety at Work Act duties
- Optional, unpaid, pre-work meetings no more
- I’m going into business with my brother/sister/friend/partner. What do I need to know?
- Terms and conditions – I’m sure no one reads them, so why would I need them?
- Terminating on medical grounds is a tricky decision
- Better work stories
- Government priorities update – spotlight on employer accreditation policy and labour market checks
- Congratulations Claire Evans - Winner in the Emerging Leader category of the Women in Governance Awards
- Legal personhood for nature has legal ramifications
- Privacy Bill 2018 – key changes
- Fair Trading (Oppressive Contracts) Amendment Bill
- Criminalisation of cartel conduct back on the cards
- Prohibition on ‘cartel conduct’ comes into full force on 15 May 2018
- Balance vs agility - and how to achieve it
- Ex-employee penalised $1000 for Facebook post
- Mycoplasma bovis outbreak – compensation for farmers
- Think before you (Privacy) Act
- Lane Neave Charity Golf Day 2018 - over 38k raised!
- Grounds to dismiss an employee
- Robo advice for financial matters – proposed law change brings this closer to reality
- Why you should make brand protection a priority in 2018 – case study
- The in's and out's of parental leave
- Congratulations, Emma Jeff! Winner of our Morton Prize in Emergency Medicine
- 5 Year Employer Accreditation renewals – non-government entities “do not qualify”
- Easter trading
- Work trials, are they legal?
- Preparing for the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation
- You’ve received an offer to buy your business – don’t forget to manage your risk!
- More changes on their way
- Days are numbered for 90 day trial periods
- Broad-ly Speaking is coming to Auckland!
- Do you own a rental property?
- Immigration Newsletter: February
- Buckle up! 2018 is going to be year of upheaval for labour laws
- Christmas closure - dates
- Three Senior Solicitor promotions at Lane Neave
- Immigration Newsletter: December
- Lane Neave re-appointed as provider on Government panel
- Significant new restrictions overseas buyers residential property
- Workplace Law Newsletter: December
- Getting behind Broad-ly Speaking
- New overseas investment restrictions– major direction change for offshore New Zealand land acquisitions
- Workplace Law Newsletter: November
- Cross Lease property – what you need to know / you should know about the bright-line test
- Immigration changes – a new direction under a new Government
- Lane Neave announces new partner, Evelyn Jones
- Lane Neave recognised with award nominations
- Lane Neave advises BT Mining on Solid Energy acquisition
- New immigration changes – a big deal
- Lane Neave LawTech Bootcamp provides innovative concepts
- Workplace Law Newsletter: August
- Essential Skills Work Visa policy changes
- Top 5 property tips before signing that agreement / what happens to my digital assets when I pass away?
- Lane Neave announces new Partner, Joshua Leckie
- Four Senior Solicitor Promotions at Lane Neave
- Our Auckland presence is growing, so we’ve moved
- Published list of non-compliant employers
- Six reasons you should have a will / New no-nonsense powers of attorney
- Queenstown Workplace Law Workshop
- Positive changes to the New Zealand Migrant Investment categories
- Significant immigration policy reforms – “tweaks” that will actually have a major impact
- Business Law Newsletter: Marketing and Sales Law feature
- LINZ Newsletter: March
- 50 shades of a personal grievance
- Business Law Newsletter: February
- Employers take note: major immigration compliance changes coming in on 1 April
- LINZ Newsletter: February
- A defining case on premium - the recovery of costs associated with the recruitment of migrant labour
- Lane Neave gets behind "Lose Your Mind" exhibition
- Changes to the retentions regime - Construction Contracts Act 2002
- New immigration website launched
- Examining the legal definition of “brother” for the purposes of bereavement leave
- Lane Neave advises on the purchase of Solid Energy Assets
- Are you thinking about moving to New Zealand?
- Lane Neave welcomes three new lawyers
- Major Changes to the Skilled Migrant and Parent categories
- Immigration New Zealand announce policy changes
- We've been nominated for the finals!
- Is volunteering considered "work"?
- Business Law Newsletter: technology update
- Lane Neave welcome three new partners
- 90 Day trial period start date not necessarily first day of work
- Business Law Newsletter: August
- Workplace Law Newsletter: August
- Brexodus to New Zealand?
- Business Law Newsletter: July
- Congratulations to our four new lawyers
- Workplace Law Newsletter: July
- Lane Neave building wins architecture award
- Immigration New Zealand's Queenstown office set to close / centralised processing
- Workplace Law Newsletter: June
- Business Law Newsletter: May
- Workplace Law Newsletter: May
- Lane Neave Charity Golf Day 2016
- Getting it right: migrant recruitment and labour hire seminar
- Partners leading the way
- Specialist Technology Law Partner
- Time for caution: not panic (yet)
- New building and construction Partner
- A $25,000 lesson in record keeping
- Changes to the Canterbury Skills Shortage List and e-visas / 2015 wrap-up
- Parent companies: are you liable for your subsidiary’s debt?
- RM forms
- Chris Anderson - a finalist in the New Zealand Law Awards
- Welcome home...
- Licensing and distribution arrangements
- Company Records and Registers
- Photography Law in New Zealand
- Estate planning to keep your assets safe
