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 ...
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From 21 February 2026, four key changes under the Employment Relations Amendment Act 2026 (ERA) came into force. Below is a general explanation of each change and who it may impact.
Contractor vs employee status: the Gateway Test
The Gateway ...
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Increasing natural hazard risks are reshaping the insurance landscape in New Zealand, with some insurers now declining coverage in high-risk areas. It is evident that both prospective purchasers and current homeowners will face challenges in the ...
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April 2025
Congratulations to Ariana Kim on her admission as a Barrister and Solicitor to the High Court of New Zealand in December! This incredible achievement marks the start of an exciting legal career for Ariana, who works alongside Jeff McCall, Principal. ...
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Over the years, the status of a worker as a contractor or an employee has been challenged through the Employment Court and Employment Relations Authority (Authority).
The Employment Court’s recognition of four Uber drivers as employees rather ...
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December 2024
Welcome:
Charlotte Rudd, Solicitor joined us in August. Charlotte will be working in the Trust and Asset Protection team
Zahra Rafyee, Solicitor joined us in August. Zahra will be working on a wide range of commercial and property matters.
Ariana ...
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