Facial recognition technology sparks privacy concerns
New Biometrics Code proposes to regulate automated biometric processing such as the use of Facial Recognition Technology as a security measure.
Shifts in the Resource Management Landscape
The resource management landscape is set to continue shifting with the government’s pursuit of another round of changes.
The politics and law of contractors vs employees
Contractor vs employee - Is the distinction between the right to be your own boss, against the right to minimum workplace standards always straight forward?
Gloriavale v BNZ: Why BNZ can’t close accounts over child labour…yet
Banks have the right to cancel contractual relationships with customers who are in breach of their obligations. Take for example, the Gloriavale case.
Client Journeys: Stories of Success
We support our clients through their legal journeys. Here we have complied some snippets of what the team have been involved in over the past few months.
GQ appoints new CEO
We are delighted to announce the appointment of André Nobbs as CEO of Govett Quilliam, effective June 2024.
Could recordings in the workplace be used against you?
In this day and age, technology is all around us. What does this mean for our privacy? Where do we draw the line in peoples personal privacy.
Credit Card Surcharges: Are They Fair?
Credit card and PayWave surcharge rates have drawn significant attention from the Commerce Commission and highlight the importance of consumer protection.
Keeping your business safe from cyber threats
We often see businesses rolling out new tech without fully reviewing the legal terms, leading to gaps in data protection and security compliance.
I was fine until I wasn’t — that’s when I needed an EPA
Dying without a Will can be a costly, complicated and drawn out process for your loved ones with an asset distribution that may not align with your wishes.