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CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT REFORM: Ten Guidelines the Government could Adopt

“We need to lead by example and if there are things that we can do to take a leadership position with that industry then we should be.” Prime Minister Ardern[1] As 2018 draws to a close a...

21.12.2018 Posted in Construction Law

Nearly there! Only a few days of 2018 left!

Just a quick note from the Hesketh Henry Employment team about what’s on the horizon:

18.12.2018 Posted in Employment Law

When did you last have your Ts & Cs reviewed?

The Commerce Commission recently announced that, after its investigation of jeweller Michael Hill Limited, the company was fined $169K for breaching its obligations in relation to the extended warrant...

13.12.2018 Posted in Corporate & Commercial law

Time for Change (again!)

The winds of change are once again blowing through the employment law landscape.

10.12.2018 Posted in Employment Law

Summer Maritime Update

Welcome to our summer maritime update - November 2018

27.11.2018 Posted in Maritime Law

Employment Litigation Costs: In for a penny, in for a pound?

Vindication is frequently offered as a motivation for litigation.

26.11.2018 Posted in Employment Law & Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Ebert Construction: Court provides Guidance on the Retentions Trust Regime

Following our previous updates (Ebert Construction Receivership – What You Need to Know and Ebert Construction – Receivership and Liquidation), on 12 November 2018 the High Court ordered that the ...

19.11.2018 Posted in Construction Law & Restructuring and Insolvency

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Celebrating 150 years

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