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If you're considering buying or selling a company share apartment in New Zealand, it's important to understand this unique form of property ownership.

A recent Employment Relations Authority (ERA) decision awarded an employee $20,000 in compensation after he suffered an unjustified disadvantage and dismissal just one month into a new job.

When couples divorce, the division of relationship property is often a contentious issue. However, if your assets are held in a family trust, the situation can become more complex.

Discovering that part of your garage, deck, or roof eaves encroaches on your neighbour's property can be a stressful and complicated situation.

Company share apartments are a unique form of property ownership in New Zealand, where owners purchase shares in a company rather than holding individual property titles.

Running a not-for-profit (NFP) organisation comes with unique challenges, from legal compliance to financial sustainability. Whether you're starting or managing an established NFP, following best practices can help your organisation thrive. 1.

Contracts are a fundamental part of business, employment, and everyday transactions.

A recent Employment Relations Authority (ERA) decision highlights the importance of correctly classifying workers and ensuring fair treatment in the workplace.

Employment contracts play a crucial role in defining the rights and obligations of both employers and employees.

When purchasing a property in New Zealand, understanding the legal implications of how you own your property is crucial—especially if you're buying with someone else.