Published 9th April 2019 by Catherine Donaldson, Wilkinson Rodgers Lawyers
Getting help when you have difficulties with your insurer or financial services provider
The Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman office (IFSO) was established in 1995 to help consumers who were in dispute with their insurers or financial services providers.
The IFSO is a free, independent entity to which you can lodge a complaint regarding the conduct and decisions of insurance and financial services providers, once you have exhausted that provider’s internal complaints procedures.
Published 27th November 2017 by Tanya Surrey, Mactodd
Driving, swimming pools and drinking
Published 27th November 2017 by Kate Melville , Gawith Burridge
Can it be fair for everyone?
Published 27th November 2017 by Tanya Surrey, Mactodd
What’s yours is mine?
Published 21st July 2017 by Hannah Wood, CS Law
Whether you’re 18 or 80 having an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) is as vital as a will
Published 21st July 2017 by Richard Hearn, Corcoran French
If you operate a business that uses standard form contracts, you should update those to take account of the new legislation
Published 21st July 2017 by Adam Simperingham, Woodward Chrisp
The use of drones is no longer limited to government agencies, technical gurus or the super wealthy
Published 21st July 2017 by Argyle Welsh Finnigan
It’s every Kiwi’s dream to own their own quarter-acre share of paradise
Published 18th April 2017 by Bushra Rachid , Boyle Mathieson
If you have a claim of up to $15,000 – the Disputes Tribunal provides a simple, cost-effective way of dealing with civil disputes.
Published 18th April 2017 by Tanya Surrey, Mactodd
At last year’s Melbourne Cup, a young Kiwi woman had her photograph circulated around the globe after a journalist photographed her antics at the races.
