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Over the last 45 years there has been a proliferation of negligence cases brought against councils. Have you ever wondered how it all started?
READ MOREA recent decision involving a South Island school principal reinforces why it’s crucial to get the process ‘right’, especially when considering the statements of witnesses. Paul Robertson explains.
READ MOREA judgment released by the Supreme Court on December 22, 2016 provides leaky building owners, who have an assessor's report and an eligible claim, a choice of jurisdictions where one may not have existed before.
READ MOREWe cover a recent Employment Relations Authority decision, involving an early childhood teacher who emailed parents using the preschool’s database.
READ MOREConcern about non compliance with passive fire protection requirements has been expressed by the industry for a number of years.
READ MOREWhen a property is fully repaired does it suffer an ongoing diminution in value or stigma?
READ MOREWe now have a useful body of case law to guide us in the interpretation of S44A. The cases tell us who the council owes duties to and the extent of those duties.
READ MOREPaul explains why great care should be taken to ensure just who is bound by any obligation of confidentiality.
READ MORERecords become protection should your work ever be called into question. Having good records can be proof that you gave appropriate advice, made considered decisions and took appropriate action.
READ MORERecent decisions of the Employment Court confirm the importance of responding appropriately to letters setting out personal grievances.
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