Description
Attend and earn 0.5 CPD hour
* This interactive online recording includes questions and quizzes requiring critical thinking about the topics, so you have no annual limits to the number of points/hours you can claim with this format of learning. Please verify with your CPD rules
Learning Objectives:
- Identify key risks and negotiation points in agreements for lease involving new or refurbished commercial premises
- Apply practical drafting strategies to address delays, cost changes, and overlapping landlord–tenant works
Agreements for Lease: A Practical Overview & Analysis of Critical Issues & Drafting Tips in Relation to New Buildings or Refurbished Premises
- Ability for the tenant to request variations
- Cost increases
- Delays to the commencement date
- Access after the commencement date
- Overlapping of landlord and tenant works
Presented by Julia Flattery, Partner, Duncan Cotterill
Chair
Richard Little, Partner, Eagles Eagles & Redpath
Presenters
Julia Flattery, Partner, Duncan Cotterill
Julia is an experienced construction lawyer who brings significant large-project build expertise. She regularly drafts project specific building contracts, subcontracts, consultant appointments, warranties, performance bonds and other ancillary contract documentation; and advises head contractors, subcontractors, consultants and funders in relation to contract packages.
Richard Little, Partner, Eagles Eagles & Redpath
Richard enjoys working in many different areas of the law specialising in conveyancing, civil and private law (wills, trusts etc). He has a particular interest in mental health law and regularly appears in mental health proceedings in his current role as the District Inspector for Mental Health in Southland. He regularly appears on behalf of clients in the criminal court and is always available for agency instructions particularly in the High Court. He is currently testing the capabilities of online Legal Services and is actively seeking new instructions from clients everywhere. Richard was raised in Southland, living across the district and attending Southland Boys High School before attending Otago University. He then returned home to work with Eagles, Eagles and Redpath in 2010. He spent a year in Europe in 2014 before returning to concentrate on his career in law. Both socially and competitively, Richard is active in the sporting community. He currently plays for the Invercargill Blues Rugby Club and enjoys social netball, squash and running whenever he can fit it in.
