Among a raft of regulatory amendments taking effect on 1 September 2024 are changes to prescribed forms relating to the Supreme Court, District Court and coroners.
This session focuses on the environment and resource management resources available in Westlaw New Zealand, including expert commentary, cases and full text legislation, and news service. The trainer will provide you with a convenient one stop shop to access these tools. More...
This webinar is designed for New Zealand Councils and introduces the basics of the Westlaw New Zealand platform. After attending, you will be able to confidently navigate, search, and retrieve information. More course dates.
This webinar is designed for New Zealand Councils and introduces the basics of the Westlaw New Zealand platform. After attending, you will be able to confidently navigate, search, and retrieve information. More course dates.
This session focuses on finding Forms and Precedents in Westlaw, as well as any commentary that is available for them. How to use the Drafting Aide to complete the forms speedily is also covered. More courses.
This session focuses on finding Forms and Precedents in Westlaw, as well as any commentary that is available for them. How to use the Drafting Aide to complete the forms speedily is also covered. More courses.
This session focuses on finding case law by topic. This is helpful if you don't have a case citation or a case name, or if a case has been anonymised. Explore the depth of Westlaw's Key Number System. More Courses.
This session focuses on finding case law by topic. This is helpful if you don't have a case citation or a case name, or if a case has been anonymised. Explore the depth of Westlaw's Key Number System. More Courses.
This session focuses on finding case law by topic. This is helpful if you don't have a case citation or a case name, or if a case has been anonymised. Explore the depth of Westlaw's Key Number System. More Courses.
The Court of Appeal (CA) has upheld a finding of the Chief Judge of the Employment Court that four people who drove for the Uber group of companies were employees. Despite disagreeing with the way the Chief Judge had assessed the relationship between the drivers and the Uber...