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When dealing with property transactions over the holidays, both sellers and buyers need to understand the specific time frames and working days relevant to this period to ensure a smooth…..
The admission ceremony is a significant event in the life of every intending lawyer. Elise’s admission was moved by Dino Bohinc and how amazing did Elise look in her full…..
It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of John. He died quietly at home on the 19th May 2021 after a short illness. The void left by his passing has been deafeningly quiet – we offer our support, and sincere condolences to his wife Dale Lloyd, and their three children.
The Youth Justice bill proposing a ‘demerit points’ scheme is currently before the Social Services and Community parliamentary select committee. Dale Lloyd, a ‘youth advocate’ appointed by the Ministry of Justice (and part of the Youth Justice Committee), was one of the authors of the Law Society submission and presented to the select committee on the 10th March 2021
Lloyd Troon Law encourage and support members of our team in their community involvement, and try to accommodate where possible any aspects of commitment required during work time. Lloyd Troon…..
If you can work from home – continue to do so until Alert Level 2! If you need to work from your workplace premises, you must ensure your business has a plan in place to cater for the safety of your staff and customers…
A very relevant question “What happens now for Employers and Employees”? Further to our blog earlier this week here is some further clarification. Ensure you are being treated fairly, and Employers, know your obligations and follow the guidelines correctly. If you have any concerns regarding your obligations, rights or options under current conditions please contact us.
Your commercial lease is a legally binding contract. In this age of lock-down what are your rights – Landlord/Tenant? Communication and negotiation are key in these times. Seek legal advice from your lawyer and check your Lease before you negotiate further so that you know where you stand in the long-term. Contact us on info@ltlaw.co.nz or phone any of our team
During this period it has left a lot of uncertainty and stress surrounding obligations and expectations between Employee and Employers. As an Employer of ‘Essential Service’ employees make sure you get it right. We have outlined some common questions and answers to generic matters:
– Is my business ‘considered’ an Essential Service?
– What does this mean for employers and employees?
If you need clarification or more detail, Lloyd Troon Law can assist, please do not hesitate to contact us.
This is a stressful time for both Employers and Employees. However the law does not change during challenging times, which means that the normal procedure applies for redundancies during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Employers continue to have to meet the same obligations under the Employment Relations Act 2000 that they had prior to Covid-19. Dale Lloyd is an expert in this field – she and her team are here to help with support and pragmatic advice.
Lloyd Troon Law Partners update. Following the Government Covid 19 Announcement we confirm that we, as a Team are working remotely. We are committed to offering the same level of service. Stay safe and be kind to each other
Dale is delighted in being selected by the Ministry to utilise her skills and depth of knowledge surrounding School Boards to assist with this exciting new project – another fantastic asset to our growing community
Written by Dale Lloyd
Principal at Lloyd Troon Law and Otago Branch Council member.
Published to Cur Ad Vult 23rd January 2020
Summarised by Korrie Middendorf
There are several tenancy law changes to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (“the Act”) and Residential (Healthy Homes Standards) Regulations 2019 that will affect your tenancy agreement and how you (as landlord) insure your property. The Act is the law that outlines your obligations as landlord. It is important that you are aware of these changes to ensure you maintain lawful practices as a landlord and that you adequately protect your property
Lloyd Troon Law sponsored staff to take part again in 2019 event as a great way to get involved in the wonderful outdoors this unique area have to offer.
You may need to review your Will or Enduring Powers of Attorney. Read our Recommendations.
Lloyd Troon Law were out in force in Invercargill to watch the Admission of Korrie Middendorf and Emma Gough in the High Court as our next generation solicitors. Dale Lloyd…..
Who are we that work in the area of the rules that govern our society in New Zealand, and what does looking forward suggest for law in our time?
This article was published in Cur Ad Vult.
The Queenstown Lakes District Council wants luxury homes to be exempt from the government’s foreign buyers ban. The local council says the homes might not sell if only available to…..
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