Fineprint – Winter 2025, No 97
Fineprint, Winter 2025, No 97 Inside: Employment law reform in 2025 The Ombudsman – Who is this? Surrogacy in New Zealand – A complex and evolving area of law Consumer Data Right – The age of open banking and beyond…
Fineprint, Winter 2025, No 97 Inside: Employment law reform in 2025 The Ombudsman – Who is this? Surrogacy in New Zealand – A complex and evolving area of law Consumer Data Right – The age of open banking and beyond…
Commercial eSpeaking, No 70, Winter 2025 Welcome to the winter edition of Commercial eSpeaking for 2025. Our lead story is a commentary on the government’s Budget delivered by the Minister of Finance on 22 May. As indicated earlier by the…
Fineprint, Autumn 2025, No 96 Inside: Fast Track Approvals Act 2024: How will it work? Arrested? There is a fair legal process Ashley’s Law: Victims of abuse can end marriage/civil union earlier The business of gifting: Have a policy for…
For Amanda Crehan and Jacintha Atkinson-Manson, the path to law took unexpected turns but led to a shared commitment to mentoring the next generation of legal professionals.
Our inspiring leaders Jacintha and Amanda have been featured in the February 26 edition of the Waimea Weekly. Read the story below to hear about their inspiring stories, what drives their passion…
Commercial eSpeaking, No 69, Summer 2025 Welcome to the first edition of Commercial eSpeaking for 2025. We hope the new year has started well for you and your business. We have an interesting range of topics covered in this e-newsletter;…
Summary: Start the New Year by securing your family’s future with Wills, Estate planning, and Family Trusts, guided by Atkinson Crehan Law’s expert team. Key Points Estate Planning Benefits: Protect assets, honor your wishes, and provide clarity for loved ones…
Fineprint, Issue 95, Summer 2024 Edition In this issue: Why should I look at my will? Hiring casual employees – Employers have significant legal responsibilities. Eligible investor exemption – In light of the Du Val insolvency. Modernising the Companies Act…
Why it is essential to engage a lawyer when buying or selling property in NZ Buying or selling a house is one of the most significant financial transactions you’ll undertake, and in New Zealand, having an experienced property lawyer /…
Things to know when considering a contracting out agreement While a contracting out agreement (commonly known as a prenup) is not the most romantic thing to talk about, they are becoming more and more common for good reason. Contracting out…