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Fineprint Winter 2026

In this issue: • Modern Slavery Bill: Implications for business • Consequences of ‘accidental directorship’: Caution for investors, startup advisers and board observers • ‘Doomsday’ provisions in your will • Former Port of Auckland CEO loses appeal against health and safety conviction • Postscript: RMA replacement legislation reported back from select committee – Fineprint’s 100th edition!
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Rural eSpeaking Winter 2026

In this issue: • New Zealand-India Free Trade Agreement: Opportunities and limitations for the rural sector • Methamphetamine in farm worker accommodation • Over the fence: High Court upholds personal liability on forestry directors for environmental costs – Wilding pines: Budget 2026 injection – Rural Roading Resilience investment
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Property Speaking Winter 2026

In this issue: • Structuring your development and considerations for buyers in new subdivisions • Revised Law Association Agreement for Sale and Purchase of Real Estate: Become familiar with changes • Property Briefs: Right of way easement – Cross lease disputes
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Rural eSpeaking Autumn 2026

In this issue: • WorkSafe’s heightened focus on farm safety: Development of Approved Codes of Practice • KiwiSaver changes open the door to first farm ownership: Good news for rural workers • Over the fence: Biosecurity overhaul – Employee v contractor – Wills and EPAs: Essential for the rural sector
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Fineprint Autumn 2026

In this issue: • Trustee decision-making: How much weight should settlors’ directions carry? • Cleared for take-off: Using your drone the right way • Navigating redundancy: Understanding the legal process for employers • New Zealand Superannuation beneficiaries: Overseas travel • Postscript: Contacting the Office of the Privacy Commissioner – Resource Management Act 1991 overhaul
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Property Speaking Autumn 2026

In this issue: • Options to buy a property during a cost of living crisis • Caveats • An agreement to lease and a deed of lease – how are they different?
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RMA Speaking Summer 2026

In this issue: • New Zealand’s Resource Management Act overhaul • What’s changing and why it matters • Why the RMA is on the way out • The new proposals • What it all means
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Fineprint Summer 2025

In this issue: • Using AI in your business. What to consider? • Digital assets and your estate. Why planning ahead matters. • Age of consent. What you can do at 16,18 and beyond • An opportunity to make a difference. A gift to charity in your will • Holidays legislation to change • Banks launch home loan comparison calculator
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Rural eSpeaking Winter 2025

In this issue: • Understanding workplace accommodation and service tenancies: Complex legal obligations • Shearing the love: Focus on New Zealand wool • Over the fence: Health and safety on farms in the wet season – Changes to the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme – Foot and mouth disease agreement
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Fineprint Winter 2025

In this issue: • Employment law reform in 2025 • The Ombudsman – Who is this? • Surrogacy in New Zealand – A complex and evolving area of law • Consumer Data Right – The age of open banking and beyond • Postscript: Incorporated societies must re-register by 5 April 2026 – eInvoicing
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Property Speaking - Winter 2025

In this issue: • Vacant possession: What does it mean? • GST and land transactions: Understanding your tax obligations • Property briefs: Healthy home standards that came into force on 1 July – Sunset clauses – Real estate commission: claim or not to claim
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Fineprint Autumn 2025

In this issue: • Fast Track Approvals Act 2024 – How will it work? • Arrested? There is a fair legal process • Ashley’s Law – Victims of abuse can end marriage/civil union earlier • The business of gifting – Have a policy for accepting gifts • Postscript
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Testimonials

Ben and Gayle were extremely professional, and knowledgeable, and always went the extra mile to support me in my case. I highly recommend them to anyone seeking legal assistance in purchasing or selling any business. Many thanks.

Aj

Buying a property sometimes seems challenging especially for guys from different cultures and from where different purchasing processes are over there. Brendan Wall helped me so much and then made me more confident going ahead. I was really impressed with Brendan’s patience, efficiency, knowledge and professionalism. 100% recommend Brendan Wall.

Bill

Absolutely highly recommend Brendon Wall. The kind of person you feel comfortable with immediately. Explains things so easily and doesn’t make you feel like just another number.I highly recommend this law firm to anybody needing legal advice/assistance when dealing with property. Brendon Wall, the best property lawyer in Rotorua. Ngā mihi Brendon.

Amanda

Brendan Wall is simply amazing! His care, concern, support, and honesty was evident all through the sale of our house. Thank you Brendan. We appreciate everything that you have done for us as a family. May God bless you and establish the work of your hands!

Sylvia
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