Dispute Resolution & Litigation Lawyers, Auckland
Reputation. Respect. Results.
Resolved.
Dispute Resolution & Litigation Lawyers, Auckland
Reputation. Respect. Results.
Resolved.
New Zealand’s top Litigators.
We offer our clients pragmatic, effective legal advice designed to resolve disputes quickly and favourably. We’re committed to getting the best possible results.
Our Legal Practice Areas
How we can help.
Construction &
Building Disputes
Defective Buildings
Defective buildings are part of New Zealand’s reality. The problems have evolved from weathertightness issues or ‘leaky buildings’ to include inadequacies in structure and fire protection systems.
Property Issues
Property issues can be wide ranging and difficult to navigate. We have extensive experience in property related matters and an impressive network to ensure you get the appropriate assistance from the outset.
Body Corporates
& Unit Titles
This area of the law presents a myriad of issues and is not surprisingly specialist area. It can therefore be a minefield for the uninitiated.
Contractual Disputes
Disputes between contracting parties is fairly common place. How best to navigate these disputes effectively and achieve the desired result may not always be simple.
Insurance Disputes
We understand insurance cover and the issues that can arise when claims are made under a policy of insurance. We represent insured parties in respect of disputed claims and prosecute claims against insured parties, or the insurer directly.
Insolvency
Insolvency has its own technicalities and peculiarities which are often not properly appreciated or understood. Jeanne Heatlie specialised in insolvency for many years and has experience in many international jurisdictions.
Lawyer to
Lawyer
Lawyers often do not have the particular skill set that their own clients may require in a specific matter. We often assist other lawyers in litigation matters for their clients.
Areas of Legal Expertise
While we are often described as litigators, we consider all stages of dispute resolution of equal importance. Litigation is as far as we are concerned a last resort but is at times unavoidable.
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Mediation is a voluntary process where the parties to a dispute agree to attempt to resolve their differences through the facilitation of a mediator with the assistance of their legal advisors. FIND OUT MORE
Adjudication is an initial dispute resolution process imposed by the Construction Contracts Act 2002. It is what is sometimes referred to as a ‘quick and dirty’ or ‘pay now, argue later’ process. FIND OUT MORE
Litigation incorporates both Court and Tribunal hearings. We have been involved in many cases over the years, a number of which have been significant for the development of New Zealand jurisprudence. FIND OUT MORE
Appeals and reviews involve a process whereby a decision of a Court or administrative body is challenged. FIND OUT MORE
Built from the ground up
Solid reputation
We have developed a solid reputation as problem solvers. The majority of our work comes from client referrals, our fellow professionals and experts with whom we’ve worked.
The common denominator is that all these people have had first-hand experience of working with us.
We strive to maintain this reputation and constantly develop and improve our skills to deliver an incomparable service to our clients.
Hundreds of cases
A history of resolution
“Throughout our time working with the Court One team they have constantly shown professionalism, clear communication and extensive knowledge of our legal proceedings. This has allowed us and our clients to feel a great amount of confidence every step of the process. It is great to work with a team who we can put our full trust in and supports us every step of the way.”
Resolved.
Property Issue.
“Jeanne and Jonathan at Court One were appointed by my company and took the matter into their own hands. Court One reviewed the legal documents and agreed that the Maori Landowner had made a binding legal agreement with my company to allow development and that litigation and significant damages would result if the necessary consents were not granted. The Maori lawyer complained that Jonathan was “a Rottweiler”. The project for fifteen affordable homes for sale is now proceeding on site”.