Cut Out of a Joint Venture Agreement? How Norling Law Can Help
If another party excludes you from a venture you built together, you may have enforceable rights. Learn what duties apply and how to protect your interests.
New High Court Disclosure Rules: Changes to the Legal Discovery Process
The 2026 new high court rules shifted from traditional legal discovery to early disclosure obligations. Learn your duties under the new regime here.
Company Liquidations at a 16‑Year High: Why Early Insolvency Advice Matters
Company insolvencies have reached their highest level since 2010. Whether you’re a business owner or creditor, learn why early insolvency advice matters.
New High Court Rules 2026 – Key Changes You Should Know
The new 2026 High Court rules significantly affect how civil litigation is conducted in New Zealand. Learn about the key changes and how they affect your case.
How Norling Law Assists With Caveats on Property in Civil Disputes
A caveat is a powerful legal notice in property disputes. Our lawyers can help you lodge or remove a property caveat. Learn how caveats work and contact us.
When Clients Rely on Chatbots: The Growing Problem with Generative AI and Law
Using AI for legal advice and documents? Learn the implications of trusting generative AI chatbots for legal work. Insights from a leading NZ law firm.
Practical Completion
Brent Norling
What is Hiving-down and how can it be used in Corporate Rescue?
Brent Norling
Costs Regime in New Zealand
Once the Court proceeding has been heard, and judgment has been given, the Court would consider an award of costs. Generally, the successful party in the proceeding would seek a reimbursement of costs, such as the legal fees paid to their lawyers and disbursements (e.g. Court filing fees, expert witness costs etc), from the unsuccessful party.
Enforcement of Judgments: charging and selling property, garnishee and possession orders
Brent Norling