Legal
Employment law changes reshaping the workplace
By James Cartwright, Franklin Law Associate
As New Zealand businesses move through 2026, employment law changes are reshaping the workplace. Recent reforms in the...
Identifying anonymous users: Legal recourse for victims of online harassment
By Ashley Smith, solicitor at Franklin Law
Online harassment, cyberbullying, and digital abuse can be distressing, especially when theperpetrator hides behind anonymity. The Harmful...
The importance of crafting a will
By Kelly Jones, Partner at Franklin Law
A will is the essential warrant of fitness for your life, ensuring peace of mind and protection...
Seismic risk and commercial property
Glen Low, Partner at Franklin Law
Significant changes are on the horizon for New Zealand's seismic risk management system, with a new review set...
Buying the business or shares
By Aleisha Goldsmith, Franklin Law
When it comes to buying a business, there are (usually) two ways of doing this. The purchaser buys the...
Study slams Family Court’s reliance on ‘junk’ research
The Family Court is basing decisions on ‘junk’ evidence and putting children's futures at risk, according to a new journal article.
The study suggests judges,...
From quote to completion: Why Terms of Trade matter
Petrea Parkhill, Franklin Law
One of the most common issues we see as commercial solicitors is clients who have
completed work, sent an invoice, and...
Court decision opens new opportunities for rural landowners
By Glen Low, Partner at Franklin Law
If you own rural land with native bush or wetland areas, a recent Environment Court decision may...
