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Business Continuity Planning
Ensure your legal and compliance obligations are not accidentally overlooked
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Commercial eSpeaking, No 64, Winter 2023
In this issue of Commercial eSpeaking: Budget 2023 ; Business continuity planning – An essential component of running a business; Business briefs Click here to download your copy
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Trust eSpeaking, Autumn 2023, No 36
In this issue of Trust eSpeaking: Who really wants to be a trustee? ; Who are the ‘children of the settlors’?; Tikanga in the law of Aotearoa New Zealand. Click here to download your copy
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Who really wants to be a trustee?
Know your obligations and risks
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What is the PPSR?
Giving protection when leasing or selling goods
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Letter of intent
Useful, but can present problems
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Commercial eSpeaking, No 63, Summer 2023
In this issue of Commercial eSpeaking: Letter of Intent – Useful, but can present problems ; What is the PPSR? Gives protection when leasing or selling goods; Business briefs Click here to download your copy
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New Incorporated Societies Act 2022; What you need to know.
New Incorporated Societies Act 2022 Important changes and timeframes The new Incorporated Societies Act 2022 received Royal Assent on 5 April 2022 replacing the very old Incorporated Societies Act 1908. With 23,000+ incorporated societies in New Zealand, many of us will have some involvement with these organisations and we should be aware of the important […]
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Love, heartbreak and … death?
Love, heartbreak and … death? Make a new will and EPAs when you separate Many people who have endured a relationship break up know it can be exhausting – mentally, emotionally, physically and, ultimately, financially. You could be forgiven, then, for thinking the priority is to get the agreements signed or Court Orders made. However, […]
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Creditor Compromise regime; an option to liquidation or receivership
Creditor Compromise regime Another option in insolvency When a company is struggling to pay its bills, ‘insolvency’ and ‘reckless trading’ are frightening words that may be thrown around the table. On 3 April 2020, as the first wave of Covid lockdowns hit, the government introduced a brief ‘safe harbour’ regime. Its purpose was to protect […]
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