In-House Power Lawyer – Sophie Mentink
Sophie Mentink inhouse power lawyer at Fonterra
Former Buddle Findlay Partner Appointed to High Court
Bankside Chambers’ Laura O’Gorman has been appointed to the High Court. >> A New Law Job? Check The LawFuel Network Justice O’Gorman went to the University of Auckland in 1996, attaining a BCom/LLB (Hons) degree before working at Buddle Findlay until 1998. She obtained an LLM from the University of Cambridge in 1999. Subsequently, during
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Shrinking Dentons Parts Ways with Chinese Branch Amidst National Security Clampdown
Global law firm Dentons has announced its separation from China’s Dacheng Law Offices due to new national security restrictions imposed by the Chinese government. The 2015 merger had formed a 6,600-lawyer entity, with Dacheng contributing over 4,000 attorneys. The split is in response to recent Chinese mandates on law firms, with Dentons maintaining a “preferred firm” connection. This move reflects growing challenges faced by foreign firms in China’s evolving political and economic landscape.
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Chapman Tripp Name Four ‘Women in Business Law’ Awards
Left to right: Rachel Dunne, Lauren Curtayne, Kelly McFazdien, Laura Fraser. Partner Partner Chapman Tripp has been announced as a New Zealand Firm of the Year finalist in the 2023 Women in Business Law Awards, with four of its Partners being shortlisted. Chapman Tripp finalists include Rachel Dunne, for both Mergers & Acquisitions and Equity
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SFO Identifies Areas of Strategic Focus To Deter Complex Fraud and Corruption
The SFO has identified the key areas of focus to deter serious fraud and corruption in New Zealand
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Stroock’s Bankruptcy Powerhouse Joins Morgan Lewi As Team Exodus Continues”
The Stroock & Stroock partnership continues to shrink with the latest moves being the departure from the troubled firm by Richard Stern, the chair of this practice, who has left with four team members to Morgan, Lewis & Bockius – a move that adds to the ongoing departures from Stroock’s evolving partnership landscape. On Monday,
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Paul Weiss Add ‘Trillion Dollar” Antitrust Lawyer to Washington DC Team
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP announced today that Scott A. Sher, a nationally preeminent antitrust lawyer, has joined the firm as a partner, resident in the Washington, D.C. office. Sher will advise clients on antitrust issues that arise in the M&A process and on antitrust investigations and competition issues. “We are thrilled to welcome
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MinterEllisonRuddWatts Receives New Zealand Law Firm Employer of Choice Award
>> Latest Law Jobs Here Leading New Zealand law firm, MinterEllisonRuddWatts has again been named as a top employer in the NZ Lawyer 5-star Employer of Choice 2023 list. The list showcases legal employers leading the way with policies and initiatives that engage their staff in areas critical to positive employee experience, including leadership, remuneration,
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LITTLER’S HARRY W. WELLFORD, JR. APPOINTED TO MISSOURI ATTORNEY GENERAL’S TRIAL MASTERS PROGRAM AND COMMITTEE
ST. LOUIS (August 7, 2023) – Harry (“Hal”) W. Wellford, Jr., a shareholder in the St. Louis office of Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, has been appointed to serve as a trial master for the Missouri Attorney General’s Trial Masters Program and Committee. Wellford is one of 14 attorneys from
Unveiling the Luxe Life: New Zealand Judges’ Secret Perks and Perquisites
New Zealand Judges’ Panoply of Privileges The Sunday-StarTimes provided an insight into something lawyers largely knew already: that New Zealand Judges are among the most privileged of any group in New Zaland. The Judges possess one of the most substantial pension plans among those in the public service, effectively boosting their salaries by nearly 40
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