PUBLICATIONS
Licensing obligations for property investment schemes imminent
The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is reminding businesses of all sizes which provide property investment schemes or property syndication funds to get licensed now.
Jail for Mighty River Power fraudster
Two people who committed fraud against Mighty River Power Ltd have been sentenced in the Auckland High Court.
Right to a fair trial being undermined
The right to a fair trial and access to justice is being compromised incrementally by changes to the criminal justice system.
Blurred lines: Employment and conduct in sport
Sport is a key part of kiwi culture. Professional sporting bodies, (NZRU or SPARC for example) are well equipped to deal with breaches of sporting code or employment issues however, amateur sporting clubs are often ill prepared to deal with instances which require club member’s, club employees, players or athletes to be a party in the disciplinary process. This article looks at the interface between employment and sports law with particular focus on disciplinary issues.