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    From the City to the Country: John Steel's New Chapter in the Wairarapa
    The Wairarapa has finally won him over! Seasoned property lawyer John Steel has officially joined Gibson Sheat’s Masterton office. Bringing a wealth of experience and a genuine connection to the region, his presence will provide valuable continuity for ... Dec 16, 2024 GS News & Updates
    Craig Tatley of Gibson Sheat Lawyers | NZTA’s Industry Alert to Bus Operators in relation to bike racks
    On your bike: NZTA’s Industry Alert to Bus Operators in relation to bike racks. Craig Tatley, a solicitor in the Litigation team at Gibson Sheat, has a unique perspective on the challenges facing the passenger transport industry, as he regularly drives ... Nov 6, 2024 Road Transport
    Why contracting out agreements can be a gift of love | Gibson Sheat Lawyers
    Valentine's Day is usually associated with chocolates, flowers, and romantic dinners. But let's be honest, sometimes the true battles in relationships are fought over less glamorous things, like who takes out the trash or whose turn it is to mow the ... Feb 13, 2024 Relationships
    Sports Clubs Health and Safety Obligations
    The Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (the Act) imposes legal obligations on everyone conducting business or undertakings to ensure a safe workplace. Sport or recreation organisations should be aware these obligations apply to you regardless of whether ... Nov 30, 2023 Sport
    Closedown periods annual leave and working on a public holiday | Gibson Sheat Lawyers | Conor Lennon, Lower Hutt
    Closedown Periods, Annual Leave and Working on a Public Holiday. What You Need to Know Before This Holiday Season Some of the most commonly asked questions by our clients in the leadup to the annual summer holiday season are: My company has an annual ... Nov 30, 2023 Employment
    RiverLink, is your business in the Hutt Valley ready for this? | Gibson Sheat Lawyers, Malcolm Galloway
    Are you Riverlink-Ready? Last week Waka Kotahi announced AECOM-Fletcher as the preferred alliance to deliver this much-anticipated project to the Hutt Valley. Although contracts are yet to be finalised and signed, this is a major milestone for a project ... Apr 26, 2023 Commercial Property
    Can employees be stopped from taking on a second job? | Employment Law | Gibson Sheat Lawyers Wellington
    Can employees be stopped from taking on a second job? In New Zealand, employees have the right to work for other employers, even if they are already employed full-time. To prevent this, employers can include terms in their employment agreements that ... Apr 12, 2023 Employment
    Unit title and body corporate operational rules | Gibson Sheat Lawyers, New Zealand
    Why the Need for Body Corporate Operational Rules? Often owners in a unit title complex find themselves in conflict with other owners or the governing body corporate over what they can do within their own unit, the building or the common area. Common ... Mar 21, 2023 Body Corporate & Unit Titles
    Are your company assets secure if you were to become liquidated? | Gibson Sheat Lawyers
    Are Your Assets Secured Against Liquidation? Did you know that the liquidator of a company can sometimes lay claim to assets held by other companies in your group? This article will outline when a liquidator can do that and things you can do to increase ... Mar 12, 2023 Commercial Property
    Unsure of how to renegotiate your commercial lease after a cyclone? | Malcolm Galloway | Gibson Sheat Lawyers
    Malcolm Galloway is a partner in the commercial team. Leases: No Access - Total and Partial Destruction In March 2020 we wrote about how clause 27.5 of the ADLS Lease applied to situations where tenants were prevented from accessing their leased premises ... Feb 27, 2023 Commercial Property
    Defaulting on your mortgage
    Considering defaulting on your mortgage? With rising interest rates and increased cost of living it is inevitable that some will find themselves having to navigate defaulting on their mortgage. Although most banks seem to have been slower to hit the ... Feb 7, 2023 Residential Property
    How to prepare your business for sale in 2023
    A Guide to Selling Your Business in 2023 Malcolm Galloway is a Partner at Gibson Sheat Lawyers in the commercial team. If you have ever sold a house (or been to an open home) then you will appreciate the importance of the house being made sale-ready. ... Jan 15, 2023 Commercial Property
    Maintaining good governance for your club or sport organisation
    Maintaining good governance for your club or sport organisation: There is no one size fits all approach when it comes to good governance.[1] Factors of good governance include, the diversity of the Board, the experience and capabilities of Board Members, ... Nov 15, 2022 Sport
    Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism | Gibson Sheat Lawyers, Wellington
    Gibson Sheat obligations under the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) legislation. The Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act 2009 (the Act) reflects New Zealand’s commitment to the ... Oct 4, 2022 AML
    Active Investor Plus Visa | John Steel, Gibson Sheat Lawyers New Zealand
    Active Investor Plus Visa – Now Available Are you seeking a pathway to becoming a New Zealand permanent resident? Up until recently applicants seeking permanent residency could apply under the Investor 1 and 2 category resident visas. That pathway has ... Sep 20, 2022 Immigration
    Tenille Burnside & Nicola Peak strengthen Gibson Sheat Lawyers Senior Ranks | Wellington
    Gibson Sheat welcomes a Senior Associate with the promotion of sports law expert Tenille Burnside Tenille got the nod after joining the firm’s commercial and sports law team just last year. Her practice focuses on guiding sports organisations through ... Sep 11, 2022 GS News & Updates
    Preparing for your AGM | Incorporated Societies | Gibson Sheat Lawyers
    Preparing for your AGM: An Annual General Meeting, also known as an AGM, is a meeting of the general membership held once a year by many sport and recreation organisations. If you’re an incorporated society, you will need to hold at least one general ... Jun 15, 2022 Incorporated Societies
    Trust Act 2019
    The new Trusts Act 2019 (“the Act”) introduces a presumption that the trustees of a trust must make available “basic” trust information to the beneficiaries of a trust. There are several factors that trustees may take into account when deciding to make ... May 24, 2022 Trusts
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