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A long-running dispute between a librarian and school principal led to defamation proceedings and an unusual order by the High Court. Paul Robertson explains how it all came about.
READ MOREAt the Senior Building Control Officer's Forum we convened a panel on the lessons that could be taken from the Stadium Southland case.
READ MOREMaking a job offer subject to receiving an acceptable police vetting report can be problematic.
READ MOREAn issue we encounter when representing councils in claims about defective building work is that the plaintiff sometimes amends the claim to include an entirely new category of building defects.
READ MOREWhether your construction project is large or small, expensive or inexpensive, time-consuming or not, the considerations about how to manage risk in construction should remain the same.
READ MOREAn employer needs to tread carefully when an employee resigns suddenly.
READ MOREThe complaints of difficult people take up a disproportionate amount of time and resources of employers.
READ MOREA technology teacher took exception to a direction that he set up and maintain equipment for his classes.
READ MOREThe decision of Andrews Property Services Ltd v Body Corporate 160361 & Ors [2016] NZCA 644 was an appeal of a High Court decision.
READ MOREHaving conducted an investigation, an employer will often set out findings, and outline likely outcomes.
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