Pink Breakfast 2026

June 2026 In May, we held our fifth Pink Breakfast in support of the Breast Cancer Foundation, continuing what has become a much‑anticipated annual event for our team and neighbours. The morning was a great success, with plenty of food, good company, and ... Read more

Congratulations Zahra

June 2026 We’re delighted to share news of Zahra Rafyee’s promotion to Senior Solicitor. Zahra joined the firm in 2024, and has since become a key member of our property team, with a particular focus on residential conveyancing and subdivision work. ... Read more

Vendor Warranties under the ADLS Agreement – Disclosure Obligations

June 2026

Emma Jackson

The Agreement for Sale and Purchase of Real Estate published by The Law Association (formerly ADLS/REINZ) (the Agreement) remains the standard contractual framework for property transactions in New Zealand. One of the key features of the ... Read more

Agreements to Build and Lease (ABL’s): Key Risks for Landlords and Developers

June 2026

Kent Yeoman

ABL’s or Pre-Commitment Leases are critical to getting developments off the ground. They provide pre-leasing certainty, support financing, and demonstrate project viability. However, they also expose landlords and developers to significant upfront ... Read more

JustFund – The New Fee Finance Option for Family Law

June 2026

Brisha Gardner

Are you going through a separation and finding the financial burden of legal fees overwhelming? Or perhaps you are thinking of separating but are worried about how you will fund your legal costs.  JustFund might be the key to accessing the legal ... Read more

AI – Risks in Your use for Legal Work

June 2026

Ariana Kim

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is starting to reshape how legal disputes are prepared, presented and managed. Open AI tools such ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude AI (Open AI) are now commonly used by the general public to draft documents, summarise evidence ... Read more