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Recent judgments relating to the obstruction of an investigation by the Commerce Commission (Commission) offer a timely reminder to businesses and their staff that if they receive a statutory information notice from a New Zealand regulator, they should comply with it; not begin deleting or destroying information they think might get them into trouble.
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After any relationship ends -whether it’s a marriage, civil union, or de facto partnership - it is not uncommon for one partner to face financial hardship. This is especially true when one party has been out of the workforce, caring for children, or supporting the household in ways that have limited their earning potential. In these situations, New Zealand law provides for spousal maintenance to help bridge the financial gap and provide temporary support during the transition to independence.
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Wynn Williams is proud to announce that four of our Partners have been recognised in the 2026 edition of Best Lawyers in New Zealand.
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Employees may be asked to attend a meeting with their employer at any time. The meeting might be about performance, conduct, or some other matter or incident they are involved in or have been asked to respond to. The need to maintain a record of such employment meetings is well-understood. In this article, we examine the response to rising legal disputes and concerns over the transparency and fairness of recording workplace meetings, investigations, and interactions.
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Wynn Williams is proud to share that three of its outstanding lawyers have been recognised in NZ Lawyer’s Future Legal Leaders list for 2025. The annual list celebrates rising stars in the profession who, at 35 or under, have already made a significant mark through technical excellence, leadership, and a passion for the law.
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In New Zealand, guardians hold the authority and legal responsibility for making important decisions about a child’s life - but what happens if those decisions are not in the child's best interests?
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The rise of “dupe” products is becoming increasingly prevalent across various markets, including in New Zealand.
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Recent case law highlights the difficulties which can come from informal familial arrangements, and why having a soundly constructed agreement is important even when doing work for a close and trusted relative.
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