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Queen City Law Becomes Incorporated
Queen City Law advises that from 1 April 2021 the firm will now conduct its business as Queen City...
Earthquake prone buildings, seismic risk reports and $15M claims
Nine years since the catastrophic earthquakes in Christchurch, the word "Earthquake Prone Building" seems to have been long forgotten...
QCL Chairing and Presenting at National Immigration Law Conference
Marcus and Bradley are speakers at the Immigration Law Summit in Auckland on the 25th of March...
“Builders & Contractors magazine” on Force Majeure and COVID-19
Marcus Beveridge and Tina Hwang of Queen City Law have penned another article as part of their...
How to resolve civil disputes
An Introduction to Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution Did you enter into a contract (written or oral) and encounter problems? Did things go bad at a cost? Was there a disagreement over the parties’ obligations or duties?...
Adjudication under the Construction Contract Act 2002
Builders & Contractors is one of the biggest construction based magazines in New Zealand,...
COVID-19 and Redundancy – How do I protect myself?
As of 2020, the word “Corona” will have a very different connotation from a Mexican beer we once...
Queen City Law Becomes Incorporated
Queen City Law advises that from 1 April 2021 the firm will now conduct its business as Queen City...
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QCL Chairing and Presenting at National Immigration Law Conference
Marcus and Bradley are speakers at the Immigration Law Summit in Auckland on the 25th of March...
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Adjudication under the Construction Contract Act 2002
Builders & Contractors is one of the biggest construction based magazines in New Zealand,...
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How will the Trusts Act 2019 Impact your Trust?
The new Trusts Act 2019 (“Act”) came into effect on 30 January 2021. Under the new Act “the...
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Earthquake prone buildings, seismic risk reports and $15M claims
Nine years since the catastrophic earthquakes in Christchurch, the word “Earthquake Prone Building” seems to have been long forgotten…
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