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- Contact Us | CR Law Palmerston North & Wellington
Contact CR Law today. Offices in Palmerston North, Feilding, and Wellington. Call 0800 1 CR LAW or email law@crlaw.co.nz for legal advice. - Get In Contact Today Step 1. Personal Information Name* Email* Phone Preferred method of contact Select option Share details here* Next
- Legal Services | Full Service Law Firm | CR Law NZ
Comprehensive legal services in Palmerston North. Commercial, property, employment, disputes, and personal law. Expert lawyers for every need. is... Agribusiness & Rural Commercial Disputes & Litigation Local Government & Environment Personal & Property Agribusiness & Rural Commercial Disputes & Litigation Local Government & Environment Personal & Property Agribusiness & Rural Add Employment Add Natural & Built Environment Add Health & Safety Add
- Legal Careers | Join CR Law | Palmerston North
Join Manawatū's leading law firm. Explore legal career opportunities at CR Law in Palmerston North and Wellington. Apply today. - Interested In Joining? We are progressive, adaptive, and appreciate and value our people - they are our greatest asset. Could you be the next person to join our team? Let us know what you have to offer! Name* Email* Phone Tell us about yourself* Send us your CV & Cover Letter Upload File Submit
- Terms of Engagement | CR Law
CR Law's terms of engagement for legal services. Important information about fees, billing, and our professional obligations to clients. - Website Terms & Conditions Ownership This website (Website) is owned and operated by the law partnership trading as CR Law (Cooper Rapley Lawyers) (CR Law, our, we, us). Acceptance of Terms and Conditions Your access and use of the Website is conditional upon your acceptance and compliance with the terms and conditions set out below (Terms and Conditions). Your use and/or continued access to the Website constitutes your agreement to the Terms and Conditions. CR Law may amend the Terms and Conditions from time to time. Amendments will be effective immediately upon notification on this Website. Your continued use of the Website following such notification will represent an agreement by you to be bound by the Terms and Conditions as amended. General Information All information provided by CR Law pursuant to these Terms and Conditions is provided in good faith. You accept that any information provided by CR Law on this Website: is preliminary and general information; is not provided with any specific needs, objectives or circumstances in mind is not provided in the nature of legal advice or professional advice; and does not make any endorsement or recommendation of any kind including the value or suitability of any particular course of action or transaction; may be derived from sources which CR Law believes to be accurate and up to date as at the date of publication; may, without notice to you, be updated by CR Law from time to time. Any decision that you make must be based solely on your own assessment of the suitability of any information for your requirements. We recommend that you seek legal or professional advice before relying upon or acting on any information provided on this Website. You agree to use our information service for lawful purposes only. Disclaimer Materials contained on this Website (Site Materials) may contain links to material on other websites (Linked Materials). The links provided to other websites are done for convenience purposes only and use of these other websites is at your own risk. The Linked Material and other Websites are not under the control of CR Law, and CR Law is not responsible for the content available on the other Websites nor of the Linked Material. Therefore CR Law does not purport to sponsor, approve, recommend or endorse any of the Linked Materials. CR Law is not liable to you or any other person for any loss or damage (however caused, including by negligence) arising from or in connection with the use of this Website and/or use of the Site Materials or Linked Materials. The Website, the Site Materials and Linked Materials (including any changes to the Website the materials) are provided to you on an “as is” “as available” basis without warranty of any kind either express or implied, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. CR Law makes no warranty as to the quality, accuracy, completeness or reliability of any Site Materials or Linked Materials. You are responsible for verifying any information before relying on it. Your use of the Website, the Site Materials and the Linked Materials is at your own risk. CR Law does not represent or warrant that the Site Materials or Linked Materials are free of computer viruses or other defects. CR Law recommends that virus checks should be done on any downloaded Site Materials or Linked Materials. You are responsible for taking all appropriate precautions to ensure that any Site Material content you may obtain from the Website is free of viruses or other harmful code. To the extent permitted by law: (a) all warranties, representations and implied terms are excluded by CR Law; and (b) any liability incurred in relation to the Site Materials or Linked Materials is limited to, at the option of CR Law, the resupply of the Site Materials or the links to the Linked Materials, or the reasonable cost of having the Site Materials or the links to the Linked Materials resupplied. Under no circumstances will CR Law be liable for, and CR Law disclaims liability for, any incidental, special or consequential damages, including damages for loss of business or other profits arising in relation to use or access of or inability to use and access the Website and the Site Materials or Linked Materials. If the New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 applies, you may have rights or remedies which are not excluded nor limited by the above. If you are using this site or its content for business purposes, the above exclusions and limits will apply and the New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 will not apply. Intellectual Property Rights Unless otherwise stated CR Law owns, or is the authorised licensee of, the copyright and all other intellectual property rights in the Site Materials. Other than for the purposes and subject to the conditions prescribed under the Copyright Act 1994, or as otherwise provided below, you must not reproduce, distribute, adapt, transmit or store in a retrieval system any Site Materials without CR Law’ prior written consent. CR Law gives permission to the user to: (a) print copies of the Site Materials for informational, non-commercial use; and (b) store a copy of the Site Materials on your computer for the sole purpose of viewing the Site Materials. CR Law makes no warranties or representations that the Linked Materials do not infringe the intellectual property rights of a third person. Trademarks CR Law is the owner of the registered trademarks “CR Law” and “Cooper Rapley” which appears on this Website. Other trademarks contained on this Website may be owned by third parties. All trademarks mentioned on this Website must not be used or distributed without consent of CR Law or the relevant third party owner. Privacy Statement These Terms and Conditions must be read in conjunction with [CR Law’s Privacy Statement]. CR Law undertakes to comply with the terms of its Privacy Statement. Security of Information You acknowledge that no data transmission over the Internet can be guaranteed as totally secure. Although CR Law strives to protect such information, CR Law does not warrant and cannot ensure the security of any information which you transmit to it. 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- About CR Law | Manawatū's Leading Law Firm Since 1881
Over 140 years of trusted legal service in Palmerston North and Wellington. Learn about CR Law's history, values, and community commitment. - Our History - CR Law Are Proud To Be Supporting These Awesome Organisations - Our Team Of Experts Are Here To Help You With All Your Legal Needs Our People Go is... Agribusiness & Rural Commercial Disputes & Litigation Local Government & Environment Personal & Property Agribusiness & Rural Commercial Disputes & Litigation Local Government & Environment Personal & Property Agribusiness & Rural Add Employment Add Natural & Built Environment Add Health & Safety Add Strong foundations create the best futures. We’re working for you and our community. CR Law was established in 1881 and remains the Manawatū’s leading law firm. We’ve never forgotten where we came from - but what really excites us is where we’re going. Best of all, we have built a team that is enthusiastic about what they do. We love that our work means helping people achieve their goals - from major business mergers to managing personal affairs. - Looking After Our Clients For Over 140 Years.
- CR Law | Lawyers in Palmerston North, Feilding & Wellington
Manawatū's leading law firm since 1881. Expert legal services in commercial, property, employment, and disputes. Offices in Palmerston North & Wellington. is... Agribusiness & Rural Commercial Disputes & Litigation Local Government & Environment Personal & Property Agribusiness & Rural Commercial Disputes & Litigation Local Government & Environment Personal & Property Agribusiness & Rural Add Employment Add Natural & Built Environment Add Health & Safety Add is... Agribusiness & Rural Agribusiness & Rural Add Employment Add Natural & Built Environment Add Health & Safety Add Commercial Commercial Add Mergers & Acquisitions Add Agribusiness & Rural Add Health & Safety Add Franchising Add Governance Add Commercial Property Add Restructuring & Insolvency Add Employment Add Immigration Add Overseas Investment Add Commercial Dispute Resolution Add Disputes & Litigation General Litigation Add Regulatory Add Employment Add Relationship Property Add Local Government & Environment Natural & Built Environment Add Litigation Add Regulatory Add Local Government Add Employment Add Health & Safety Add Personal & Property Estate Planning & Administration Add Residential Property Add Relationship Property Add Immigration Add Personal Affairs Add Trusts Add Subdivision Add Notary Public Add - What's Going On In Our Community Cooper Rapley Lawyers Scroll To See Services
- Client Identification Requirements | AML Compliance | CR Law
Learn why CR Law collects ID and verification documents from new clients. We explain our AML obligations under New Zealand's Anti-Money Laundering Act. - AML Requirements Under the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act 2009 (AML/CFT), we are required to undertake verification of identity for new clients. As part of our new client onboarding, you will be asked to provide identification and proof of address which can include the following options: Electronic identity verification The easiest way to complete the AML requirements is for us to arrange for our verification provider “APLYiD” to send a text message link to each individual. You will then receive a text message with a link to complete a simple verification process electronically (using a current Driver’s Licence or Passport). Photographic ID Any one of the following forms of primary photographic identification which must be current and include name, date of birth, a photograph and signature. New Zealand passport New Zealand certificate of identity New Zealand refugee travel document New Zealand firearm’s licence Overseas passport A national identity card NZ Drivers Licence A New Zealand drivers licence can be used in combination with: NZ Defence Photo ID Police Photo ID A bank card that contains the person’s name and signature A bank statement or letter issued by a NZ registered bank in the last 12 months SuperGold card showing name and signature A statement issued by a government agency in the last 12 months. Non-Photographic ID The following forms of primary non-photographic identification can be used in combination with: New Zealand full birth certificate Certificate for New Zealand citizenship Overseas citizenship certificate Overseas birth certificate These can be used in combination with one of the following: New Zealand drivers licence 18+ Card (Hospitality Association) NZ Defence Photo ID Police Photo ID Valid and current international driving permit Acceptable Address Verification The following documents are acceptable for individuals. All documents provided must display the client’s name and residential address and be dated within the last 12 months. Utility bill Rates bill Bank account statement or Bank confirmation letter Insurance policy document Car registration notification/demand IRD tax notice/certificate Non-bank financial institution Electronic yellow pages Electronic white pages Rental tenancy agreement A letter from their current employer Companies Office records Electoral roll papers Government, government department or government agency document Local Council notification or demand Court document A letter from educational facility must be on their letterhead paper and signed by a principal Minors – parent/ guardian verification that includes; (a) matching a parent’s name on the birth certificate to that parents address verification; or (b) a letter (or in person) from a parent/ guardian and parent/ guardian address verification























