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Download Lawtalk Issue ISSUE 939 · MAY 2020 Looking for transformational opportunities Chief Justice Dame Helen Winkelmann and Law Society President Tiana Epati discuss the COVID-19 lockdown and the courts Can we apply Salary Stumble – Clarifying the Balancing the Stockdale Low pay among law of price corrective justice Paradox to young legal fixing: Lodge and indeterminate today’s crisis? professionals and Real Estate Ltd regulator liability: its effects Strathboss Page 34 Page 41 Page 60 Page 64 You’re in good company with MAS. Katherine Reinhold The insurance, Lawyer and investment MAS Member and lending Experience provider to NZ MAS today at professionals. mas.co.nz Martelli McKegg welcomes Timothy Orr to the partnership. The partners of Martelli McKegg are delighted to welcome Timothy Orr to the partnership team. Timothy specialises in trusts, estates, property and commercial law. 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Annual subscriptions in New Zealand 4 Contents PRACTISING WELL UPDATE – COMMERCIAL LAW 79 · LAWYERS COMPLAINTS SERVICE 44 · What's keeping you up at 60 · Clarifying the law of price LEGAL HISTORY night? ▹ BY RAEWYN NG fixing ▹ BY JOHN LAND 82 · Three Twentieth Century TALKING ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH UPDATE – TORTS Judges ▹ BY SIR IAN BARKER QC 46 · Financial Wellbeing 64 · Balancing corrective justice 90 · WILL NOTICES ▹ BY JACKI HOUTWIPPER and indeterminate regulator liability ▹ BY TIM SMITH 91 · CLASSIFIEDS ACCESS TO JUSTICE 50 · The new organisation for those UPDATE – AML/CFT 92 · CPD CALENDAR doing ‘uniquely challenging 68 · Crunch time for AML/CFT LIFESTYLE work’ ▹ BY ELIZABETH HALL AND regimes ▹ BY MARTY ROBINSON 94 · A New Zealand Legal CHRISTOPHER STEVENSON UPDATE – PROPERTY Crossword ▹ SET BY MĀYĀ ACCESS TO JUSTICE 72 · The New ADLS-REINZ LIFESTYLE 52 · CALD parties before the Agreement ▹ BY THOMAS GIBBONS 95 · Memphis: City of two Employment Relations UPDATE – PROPERTY Kings ▹ BY JOHN BISHOP Authority ▹ BY MAI CHEN 74 · Challenging a Tenancy Tribunal 98 · TAIL END ACCESS TO JUSTICE decision ▹ BY JOSHUA PIETRAS 56 · Conviction, sentencing and UPDATE – TRUSTS imprisonment of adults in 77 · Use of mediation under 2019 ▹ BY GEOFF ADLAM the new Trusts Act 2019 ▹ BY CAROLE SMITH are NZ$145 for 11 issues (GST and postage included). 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While this is positive news, we I was delighted when the Chief are far from a return to normal Justice, Dame Helen Winkelmann, with many restrictions still in and five other Heads of Bench place. This is another test of the agreed to my invitation to take part flexibility and adaptability the in a special webinar on 17 April and profession has shown since Level respond directly to your questions. 4 was announced on 25 March. It More than 2200 members of the requires us to continue to rethink profession logged in on the day. the way we do our mahi, and how We recognise the urgent need for we can continue to provide access on-going guidance, and we will have to justice despite constraints on more webinars to come. how we can deliver this. There’s no doubt the past six But firstly, I want to acknowledge weeks have been challenging and and thank the outgoing members not everyone has welcomed the of our Board: Andrew Logan and restrictions on how we operate. But Tim Jones for their guidance – and let’s not lose sight of the bigger pic- indeed their flexibility and adapt- ture. Firstly, these restrictions have ability – over the past four years, meant that to date, no-one has been particularly during this uniquely infected with COVID-19 as a result of challenging time. Tim and Andrew their involvement with the courts. will be staying on for the next six That goal remains as we shift to months as observers to assist with dealing with more court business.
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