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A new year. Legal clarity you can rely on

The start of a new year is a natural time to reflect, reset, and plan ahead. For individuals, families, and businesses alike, clarity brings confidence. At McVeagh Fleming, our role is to provide that clarity through practical, considered legal advice that supports you at every stage of life and business.
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McVeagh Fleming’s corporate law team helps NZ businesses with structure, compliance, and growth through clear, strategic legal advice.
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Future-proof your business with strategic legal advice

Running a business in New Zealand is rewarding, but it comes with constant change, risk, and regulation. Whether you’re expanding, taking on investors, or simply trying to stay compliant, the right legal structure and advice can make all the difference.
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Banks are tightening their lending requirements, prompting many buyers to explore alternative options like second-tier lending. Mezzanine.
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Second-Tier Lending: Understanding the Fine Print

In today's financial landscape, banks are tightening their lending requirements, prompting many buyers to explore alternative options like second-tier lending. Mezzanine financers and other last-resort money lenders can provide vital financial support, but it's crucial to approach these agreements with caution and a clear understanding of the fine print. After all, surprises are for birthdays, not loan agreements!
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A Personal Guarantee needs to be properly and explicitly recorded to be valid and enforceable. A recent ruling needs PGs to be exact. Auckland dispute lawyer
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Brougham v Regan - The Requirements for a Valid Contract of Guarantee

On 30 October 2020 the Supreme Court delivered a landmark judgment in the context of contracts of guarantee in the case of Brougham v Regan [2020] NZSC 118. A summary of the key facts of the matter and important points in the Court's decision follow.
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