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An agreement to arbitrate is upheld notwithstanding a defect

Buddle Findlay
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New Zealand
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May 1 2013

The Court of Appeal has recently recognised the importance of upholding and enforcing arbitration agreements and awards, even where part of the

Use of a generally descriptive word does not constitute trademark infringement

Buddle Findlay
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New Zealand
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May 1 2013

InterCity operates InterCity Coachlines and owns the INTERCITY registered trademark. Recently, InterCity sought interim orders restraining Nakedbus

A vendor may be liable for a misrepresentation made to a third party associated with a purchaser

Buddle Findlay
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New Zealand
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May 1 2013

In Rondova v When Routine Bites Hard Limited 2013 NZHC 267, Justice Woodhouse examined when a misrepresentation will be brought to the knowledge of

The dishonest lawyer: a cautionary tale for all solicitors and their clients

Buddle Findlay
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New Zealand
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May 1 2013

The High Court case of Cityside Asset Pty Ltd v 1 Solution Ltd 2012 NZHC 1382 involved a breach of a franchise agreement following its termination

Cathay, Thai Airways and MASkargo settle air cargo proceedings with NZ Commerce Commission

Gilbert + Tobin
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New Zealand
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April 30 2013

The NZ High Court ordered further penalties in the air cargo cartel proceedings, bringing the total penalties in the proceedings to over $35 million

A double bogey for descriptive domain names

Baldwins
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New Zealand
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April 30 2013

Last month we wrote about the need for businesses to adopt distinctive, non-descriptive trading names to adequately protect themselves against others

Websites, online media services, blogs, etc: reducing defamation liability for third party posts

Wigley + Company
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Australia, New Zealand
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April 25 2013

2013 Australian and New Zealand cases continue evolution of the law, but it’s still floating around

Insurance: NZ earthquake case on red zones

CMS Cameron McKenna
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New Zealand
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April 25 2013

A recent decision in New Zealand (O'Loughlin v Tower Insurance) concerning the recoverability of losses to a property as a result of it being in the

Business decisions now under the spotlight in redundancies

Buddle Findlay
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New Zealand
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April 23 2013

In another significant change to redundancy law, last month the Employment Court ruled that it can scrutinise an employer's decision to make an

Insurance: update on NZ earthquake cases

CMS Cameron McKenna
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New Zealand
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April 23 2013

Between September 2010 and June 2011 the Christchurch area of New Zealand was hit by a series of earthquakes of differing levels of intensity

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An agreement to arbitrate is upheld notwithstanding a defect

Use of a generally descriptive word does not constitute trademark infringement

A vendor may be liable for a misrepresentation made to a third party associated with a purchaser

The dishonest lawyer: a cautionary tale for all solicitors and their clients

Cathay, Thai Airways and MASkargo settle air cargo proceedings with NZ Commerce Commission

A double bogey for descriptive domain names

Websites, online media services, blogs, etc: reducing defamation liability for third party posts

Insurance: NZ earthquake case on red zones

Business decisions now under the spotlight in redundancies

Insurance: update on NZ earthquake cases

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