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So you heard all the hype about the EU’s new data privacy law, the General Data Protection Regulation and had good intentions to work out what it means for your business, but just like that the 25th of May came and went 2 months ago! Read More →
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Lowndes Jordan University of Auckland Corporate Law Prize winner 2017
12 July 2018 | By Lowndes Jordan
12 July 2018 | By Lowndes Jordan
Lowndes Jordan is pleased to announce the winner of the University of Auckland Corporate Law prize for 2017.
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UK Supreme Court upholds “no oral variation/entire agreement” clause
14 June 2018 | By Stephanie Nicolson
14 June 2018 | By Stephanie Nicolson
The United Kingdom Supreme Court has unanimously confirmed that “No Oral Variation” ("entire agreement") clauses are valid and enforceable in contract law....
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Privacy Bill vs GDPR
08 May 2018 | By Rick Shera
08 May 2018 | By Rick Shera
With this being Privacy Week in New Zealand, there being a New Zealand Privacy Bill in train, which would replace the current Privacy Act 1993, and now being only a couple of weeks away from 25 May 2918 on which the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force in the European Union, here's some very high level thoughts on what we might want to discuss when looking at our Bill ...
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The Digital After Life... of cryptocurrencies
06 March 2018 | By Rick Shera
06 March 2018 | By Rick Shera
A friend asked me the other day what she should do to make sure her cryptocurrency holding was dealt with properly if she died. She's way younger than me, but "you never know", she said. ...
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Let’s Do This!
Coalition Government announces employment law reforms
26 January 2018 | By Duncan Coats
26 January 2018 | By Duncan Coats
User Generated Content in Social Media Channels
15 November 2017 | By Rick Shera | Eesha Karamchandani
15 November 2017 | By Rick Shera | Eesha Karamchandani
What's BKBM I hear you ask
30 October 2017 | By Rick Shera
30 October 2017 | By Rick Shera
If you've always wondered what BKBM is, the Reserve Bank explains ...
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Financial Markets Authority guidance on cryptocurrency services
29 October 2017 | By Rick Shera
29 October 2017 | By Rick Shera
New Zealand's financial markets regulator, the FMA, has now issued comprehensive guidance on ICOs and cryptocurrency services generally ...
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Make sure you have evidence for your goods or services claims. Unsubstantiated claims are illegal
02 October 2017 | By Eesha Karamchandani | Rick Shera
02 October 2017 | By Eesha Karamchandani | Rick Shera
Cybersecurity law is not just about privacy
01 October 2017 | By Rick Shera
01 October 2017 | By Rick Shera
Cybersecurity law is not just about privacy. Sure, the loss of millions of personal records is always going to hit the headlines, but legal ramifications go much further than that.
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