The Disputes Tribunal is a unique form of dispute resolution which is designed to be both cost-efficient, speedy and above-all, easy to access for all people.

It is a real life situation and one that is becoming commonplace in Northland with Landlords, Property Purchasers and Bach Owners

Since 1533 notaries in England, and more recently in New Zealand, have been appointed by the Master of the Faculties, a judicial officer of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

The changes have taken a significant step forward with the Health and Safety Reform Bill which was introduced to parliament on 10 March 2014 and is currently before the Transport and Industrial Relations Select Committee.

We’ve all been there.  You are in the middle of a situation and you are finding yourself painted into a corner.  What do you do next?

In most common law jurisdictions it is possible to seek compensation from either the bully or the school for the harm suffered as a result of school bullying. 

Let’s say you are negotiating the resolution of a legal dispute. Often you will start the process by simply explaining your position. “This is what I want, and this is why it’s a brilliant idea.”

I spend a lot of  time helping clients resolve disputes.