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A cross-border dispute clause can be legally sound and still be inaccessible to the business relying on it. For SMEs, the real test is...
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Have you ever wondered why the other party won’t give up on a case they are almost certain to lose? This article seeks to...
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Conflict is not something to manufacture or celebrate. But handled well, it can expose risk, test assumptions and protect the relationships on which good...
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Big changes to the Grocery Supply Code take effect on 1 May — and if you supply groceries to one of New Zealand's regulated...
Grocery store produce section with shelves filled with fresh greens, including bags of lettuce and bunches of radishes. The vibrant green and red vegetables are neatly arranged in rows under bright lighting.
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The first adjudication decision under the Grocery Industry Dispute Resolution Scheme (the Scheme) (www.grocerydispute.co.nz ) has been issued....
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The Law & AI Forum, held in Hangzhou, China, was a key feature of the Global Artificial Intelligence Technology Conference (GAITC). Centred on the...
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In Carmichael Rail Network Pty Ltd v BBC Chartering Carriers GmbH & Co KG, [1] the High Court of Australia assessed whether...
A Chinese airplane can be seen arriving from New Zealand.
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RCEP is growing and more countries are signing up to the Singapore Convention - Alex and Alice track some recent changes to international agreements...
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Minister Andrew Bayly, the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, announced yesterday that he has approved the rules of the Grocery Industry Dispute Resolution...

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