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In 2022, New Zealand’s Employment Relations Authority received over 4,300 new cases filed. Employment litigation rates continue to rise in New Zealand, with changes to key laws imposing numerous obligations on employers making it difficult to navigate the complex legal frameworks.
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Written by Caroline Rieger, Director, Grace Adeyinka, Solicitor, and with research undertaken by Amy Edwards, Law Clerk, Black Door Law for Employment Law Bulletin, No. 1 Issue 2024
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Implementing Extractive AI to help lawyers strategise more wins and deliver better client outcomes
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Ensure your organisation’s governance arrangements, risk management apparatus, compliance assurance function, and financial crime prevention mechanisms meet global standards with our new Global Banking checklist, co-authored by Martin Polaine, Barrister at Brooke Chambers and Legal Expert for LexisNexis Regulatory Compliance®.
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Financial well-being is a principle both consumers and lenders can get behind when it comes to retirement. But with more legislative changes for the financial sector looming, identifying and adopting your crucial compliance obligations as a KiwiSaver scheme provider will be a key factor in being able to respond to those changes.
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Download for FREE the New Zealand Law Journal (November 2023 issue). General Editor: Dr Brenda Midson
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General Editor of the leading industry publication shares her thoughts on its 100-year journey.
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We’ve collaborated with our technology partner Ansarada to deliver the "Operational Resilience Outlook Report 2024" – Your ultimate compass for navigating the intricate landscape of business resilience in the upcoming year.
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You may be a great lawyer, but how well do you market your value? Senior marketing expert reveals top tips for law firm marketing
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This eBook is a valuable resource for innovative law firms wishing to improve their marketing efforts and grow their business. It offers an introduction to marketing, examines strategic and tactical components of a marketing plan, and looks at some of the tools and technologies used in modern marketing.
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GenAI and a new govt have kept legal professionals busy. LexisNexis reflects on its support for the industry.
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In today's dynamic business environment, maintaining a focus on workplace health and safety is not just a legal obligation but a strategic necessity. Having a, effective, structured process will protect you from undue risk and enhance your organisation’s reputation with regulators and employees.
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Vaccinations, throuples, child support disputes – authors of “Family Law in New Zealand, 21st edition” discuss family law’s biggest changes and challenges
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In partnership with the Governance Institute of Australia, LexisNexis has prepared a paper and checklist that explores the practicalities of purpose and stewardship. Discover what Boards and senior leaders need to do in order to centralise strategy, decentralise ownership, and cascade a robust ESG framework throughout their organisations.
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Associate Professor Dr. Bridgette Toy-Cronin, a leading advocate for access to justice, discusses her journey in promoting the rule of law
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Jaiden Tucker from the University of Otago discusses his paper on Chinese data legislation, and participation in the LexisNexis-sponsored competition
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Many businesses struggle with fortifying their operations against disruptions, leaving them vulnerable to risks and compliance breaches. That is why we teamed-up with our technology partner Ansarada to deliver you this webinar: Navigating the Future: Achieving Sustainable Operational Resilience.
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Lawyer and tech expert discusses the benefits and risks that GenAI could bring.
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In 2023, the New Zealand government collaborated with international partners to implement robust sanctions against responsible entities of human rights violations, to include: diplomatic pressure, trade restrictions, and targeted asset freezes.
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Learn about what is considered AI and what is machine learning. How does legal AI define the way lawyers works in the future and are clients and customers ready for their lawyers to be using AI. What does it mean for the legal industry? Will AI simplify or complicate things?
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Major reforms have passed that change the way in which organisations must respond to any breach of their customer’s data. The scope of the NSW privacy commissioner’s position has also significantly increased. This article explores this and their effect, and ultimately prescribes methods for protection of organisations into the future.
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This checklist has been designed to help you navigate the administrative and operative responsibilities of running a law firm even while you're practicing.
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Advertising, party funding, voting age – all of this is governed by electoral law. University of Otago Professor discusses the biggest changes in this space.
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The Conduct of Financial Instritutions (CoFI) Act amends the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 to ensure financial institutions treat consumers fairly.
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As organisations become more connected, mitigating vendor risk becomes increasingly challenging. You need to navigate intricate legal landscapes while relying on third parties to ensure smooth business operations.
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It’s been announced that the CoFI (Conduct of Financial Institutions) Regime will go into force in 2025, but New Zealand regulators are already starting to tighten their grip on how financial lenders, insurance brokers and non-bank deposit takers conduct business.
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Time-constrained law firm leaders need to maximise available tools so that they can do more of what they love
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It’s more than just fees, the absence of transparent communication creates a divide between clients and their lawyers.
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Susan Hornsby-Geluk discusses her passion for employment law and reveals her goals as editor for its key publication
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This checklist has been updated to outline the relevant changes to the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (CCCFA) that come into force in May 2023.