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Addressing human cybersecurity risk: lessons from Pokémon Go

Wigley + Company
New Zealand, Global
July 14 2016

The recent Pokmon Go security scare is a perfect example of why employees are one of the biggest cybersecurity risks for businesses. Millions of

Big Data: The Legal Issues

Wigley + Company
New Zealand
June 27 2016

This paper summarises Big Data issues presented at the New Zealand Law Society Cyber Law Legal Conference held in early 2016. If you are interested

Legal Aspects of Cybersecurity

Wigley + Company
New Zealand, United Kingdom
June 21 2016

This paper summarises cybersecurity law issues presented at the New Zealand Society Cyber Law Legal Conference held in early 2016. If you are

“Poetic licence and get the buggers out”: Feral ICT contract outcomes are avoidable

Wigley + Company
New Zealand, United Kingdom
June 17 2016

A recent court decision illustrates what we have seen time and again among the numerous ICT disputes on which we have advised. Parties to ICT

Push back on vendors’ software audit demands?

Wigley + Company
New Zealand, United Kingdom
June 10 2016

A recent court decision shows that software vendors can face legal challenges when undertaking software audits. Challenges may form part of a

When do directors exceed their duty to exercise power for proper purpose: major new decision

Wigley + Company
New Zealand, United Kingdom
May 25 2016

A new UK Supreme Court decision - in a corporate raider context - shows that, even when directors act under broadly stated powers in the company’s

Panama Papers: Legal implications for your organisation’s cybersecurity

Wigley + Company
USA, New Zealand, Panama
May 25 2016

The law is an important facet of the multi-disciplinary approach required to manage an organisation’s cybersecurity risk. The Panama Papers hack at

Mark Weldon and incentive payments to the MediaWorks directors

Wigley + Company
New Zealand
May 18 2016

We don't agree with comments, reported in the Herald on 7 May, by governance expert, Bill Kirkley, that the MediaWorks board directors have a

Limiting liability via a credit application form

Wigley + Company
New Zealand, United Kingdom
May 13 2016

Credit application forms are common ways to get customers to accept Ts and Cs. A March 2016 case confirms they can work for B2B (there are additional

Contract clauses stopping oral variations don’t work?

Wigley + Company
New Zealand, United Kingdom
May 12 2016

Contracts for complex supplies, such as software and outsourcing agreements, often contain an anti-oral variation clause, so that all changes must be

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