Lane Neave has enhanced its corporate practice, and bolstered its partnership, with the appointment of new Auckland based partner Evelyn Jones.
Evelyn Jones is a specialist banking and financial services lawyer with more than ten years’ experience in all aspects …
Continue ReadingLane Neave has been named as a finalist in three categories of the 2017 New Zealand Law Awards.
The national law firm is nominated in the Mid-size Law Firm of the Year category, as well as in the Employer of …
Continue ReadingLane Neave has advised BT Mining, a joint venture between Bathurst Resources Limited and Talley’s Energy Limited, on the acquisition of assets from three mines acquired from Solid Energy New Zealand Limited (subject to deed of company arrangement).
The assets …
Continue ReadingMajor changes to the current immigration policy have been introduced today and will impact Essential Skills work visas, Skilled Migrant Category resident visas, and the employer accreditation scheme.
The changes are significant, with far-reaching consequences for employers from a wide …
Continue ReadingThe Lane Neave Workplace Law Team is hosting seminars in Auckland and Christchurch to discuss possible scenarios and answer burning questions about employment and immigration topics ahead of the 2017 general election.
Election seminars
Developments in employment law and immigration …
Continue ReadingThe groundbreaking LawTech Bootcamp partnership between some of University of Canterbury’s brightest students and top New Zealand law firm Lane Neave has produced some remarkable new concepts.
Over 40 Law, Business and IT students joined forces with legal experts to …
Continue ReadingIn this edition: MBIE releases Holidays Act compliance document New Regulations for Hazardous Substances Labour Inspectorate Hot on Minimum Entitlement Breaches World TV Co-Founder Gary Chang Unjustifiably Dismissed, awarded $469,000 in Compensation and Commission in Chang v World TV Ltd …
Continue ReadingThe Minister of Immigration, Hon Michael Woodhouse, has announced policy changes to the Essential Skills work visa category. The new policy will take effect from 28th August 2017 onwards.
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