When I work on a commercial matter whether it be a business purchase or a negotiating a dispute resolution one of my first actions is usually to talk to the client’s accountant.

Among the most crucial relationships a business can establish and foster is the one between its lawyer and accountant. A harmonious working relationship between these two experts can provide multifaceted benefits to your business.

Commercial leasing is a cornerstone of the business landscape in New Zealand, enabling enterprises to secure suitable spaces for their operations.

While standard leasing considerations like rent, lease term, and maintenance obligations are crucial, there are several unconventional aspects that businesses may need to contemplate when entering into a commercial lease agreement. In this article, we delve into some often-overlooked factors, including fire curtains, trading times, animals on premises, and EV car charging in carparks.

A leaky roof is a big problem that can impact the functionality, safety, and overall value of a commercial property. This article offers insights into how landlords and tenants can address and mitigate leaky roof concerns to ensure a successful leasing experience.

You may be leasing a commercial property for a variety of business purposes, such as offices, retail spaces, warehouses, and industrial facilities.