We are thrilled to announce the promotion of two outstanding team members to Principal roles.

An update on the Council's decision on the application to construct a McDonalds in Wānaka.

On 17 October the launch of Lawset was announced, a newly formed association of NZ law firms.

A competitive property market can put a lot of pressure on purchasers to enter into agreements without first seeking legal advice. Purchasers often do not know how many other offers a vendor has on the table and will want their offer to seem as attractive as possible.

On its 99th day in office, Cabinet approved the introduction of the Fast-track Approvals Bill (Bill) to the House for its First Reading. This Bill is intended to provide for a new fast-track consenting pathway that will be a ‘one-stop-shop’ for consenting and permitting processes for projects which have ‘significant national or regional benefits’.

“I don’t own anything of value, so I don’t need a Will.“

Amendments to the Fair Trading Act 1986 (Act) which are in force placed new obligations on businesses, including prohibiting unfair contract terms in standard form small trade contracts.

After 115 years the Incorporated Societies Act 1908 is ready to be replaced. On 5 October 2023, the Incorporated Societies Act 2022 (the new act) came into force. But what does this mean for you?

Building a home is an exciting project but it can also be daunting! One way you can help with peace of mind is getting Todd Walker to review your building contract. At Todd Walker, we regularly advise clients on building contracts and we know them inside-out.

With the disruptions caused by COVID-19, many businesses have been pulling out their Terms of Trade, Terms and Conditions and other similar contracts.

At Todd Walker we have been so impressed by the amazing products and services listed on the Shop Local Facebook Groups.

Should directors of companies be protected to enable a company to be able to trade while insolvent during the COVID-19 outbreak?

As the construction industry continues to boom in Queenstown, it is important that all parties are aware of their rights under the legislation that governs the industry.