Company directors can't ignore environmental risks – Chapman Tripp

Company directors can't ignore environmental risks – Chapman Tripp
(Image: Getty)
Greg Hurrell
Company directors need to wake up to their legal duties to manage nature-related risks, says a legal opinion from law firm Chapman Tripp.That advice was produced for the Aotearoa Circle, a registered charity that describes itself as a coalition of public and private sector leaders “committed to reversing the decline of New Zealand’s natural capital”.The charity had asked Chapman Tripp for a legal opinion on the written question: “To what extent (if at all) are New Zealand company directors required to take nature-related...

More Law & Regulation

DeVere censured by FMA for failing to meet obligations
Law & Regulation

DeVere censured by FMA for failing to meet obligations

The FMA has censured deVere for failing to comply with obligation under its FAP licence.

Tom Raynel 03 Jul 2024
Foodstuffs alleges defamation over merger opinion piece
Retail

Foodstuffs alleges defamation over merger opinion piece

Chapman Tripp lawyers sent letters to the University of Auckland and Stuff.

Gregor Thompson 03 Jul 2024
Country Road loses court battle over duties
Retail

Country Road loses court battle over duties

Country Road has been ordered to retroactively pay $2.5 million in duties and GST.

Gregor Thompson 03 Jul 2024
Cleaning company escapes much bigger fine for cartel conduct
Law & Regulation

Cleaning company escapes much bigger fine for cartel conduct

The High Court fined Canterbury Industrial Scrubbing $51,000.

Staff reporters 02 Jul 2024