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Addleshaw Goddard delivers 17% headline growth to maintain strong momentum Addleshaw Goddard (AG), the London-headquartered international law firm, has posted record financial performance for the 12 months to 30 April 2026: This has been a year where we have built on the firm’s strong momentum. We have delivered impressive headline growth by strengthening our client relationships,

New Zealand’s AML/CFT regime has entered a significant new phase, with the Department of Internal Affairs assuming sole supervisory control and releasing a sweeping package of 23 guidance updates. The move signals a push toward greater regulatory consistency, clearer expectations, and a more streamlined compliance landscape for reporting entities. For law firms, financial service providers,

Key takeaways Why this matters BakerHostetler’s Community Development team brings together more than 25 attorneys from across the country who have affordable housing and tax credit transaction capabilities. The addition of Carson bolsters the dynamic group that offers a one-stop destination for clients looking for counsel on all types and forms of federal, state and

More than $5 million in funding approved to date, 100+ firms now offering support Over $5 million in funding has flowed into Aotearoa New Zealand family law and estate matters over the past year as law firms increasingly turn to third-party funding to extend services to more Kiwis, while also ensuring they get paid faster. 

Slater and Gordon Lawyers seeking witnesses to alleged historic child sexual abuse at Worimi ShelterSlater and Gordon Lawyers Leading law firm Slater and Gordon Lawyers is calling on witnesses of alleged child sexual abuse at Worimi Shelter in the early 1980s to step forward.  Our client it a proud 57-year-old a First Nations Anaiwan man who alleges he was abused in 1983 while a detainee at the state-run Worimi Shelter. The Shelter