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New Partners at Tomkins Wake

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Leading New Zealand law firm Tompkins Wake continues to genuinely build diversity within its culture with the appointment of its two latest partners. Marianne Mackintosh and Kate Searancke will take their places at the partnership table from July 1 (subject to completing NZ Law Society requirements). Chief executive Jon Calder says the appointments take Tompkins

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NZ Law News – Lane Neave Celebrates 150 Years

This year marks 150 years since John Holmes established the law firm Thompson & Holmes, known today as Lane Neave. From humble beginnings in Christchurch in 1868, Lane Neave has grown to become a leading national firm, serving clients and communities from offices in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown. “When Holmes first opened the doors

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Allen & Overy – Preparing for the General Data Protection Regulation

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Allen & Overy – When the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was finally agreed in April 2016, it seemed a long time until it would apply. However, as time races on, many companies are finding that there is a lot (for some, too much) to do. The GDPR will apply automatically across all Member

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Japanese Law Firm Nishimura & Asahi To Open New York Office

Leading Japanese law firm Nishimura & Asahi (“N&A”) is pleased to announce the continued expansion of its international presence to the US, with the opening this autumn of an office in New York. The New York office will be led by senior corporate partner Katsuyuki Yamaguchi. “Our expansion to New York underlines our commitment to our

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Want to Reach In-House Counsel? Here’s How, According to New Study

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  Content that’s useful, timely, credibly sourced and delivered through headlines conveying why – rather than what – to read will break through Chicago, June 28, 2018 – Law firms have made massive investments in content, mostly aimed at deepening their engagement with in-house counsel. But, for the most part, their efforts are falling short.  

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Cyber security and the Internet of things: UK Government’s secure by design principles for manufacturers and others

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CMS Law –  In March 2018, the UK Government, in collaboration with the National Cyber Security Centre and a range of stakeholders, including industry, academia and consumer bodies, published a report on “Secure by Design: Improving the cyber security of consumer Internet of Things”. The report advocates a “fundamental shift” in the approach to security

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High tech law firm launches online knowledge solution for asset managers

LONDON, FRANKFURT, DUBLIN — Zeidler Legal Services, a technology-driven law firm, today announced its launch of Global Knowledge Hub, a new high-tech service for asset managers to keep up-to-date with legal and regulatory requirements for registering and marketing funds across borders. Arne Zeidler, Managing Director and Founder of Zeidler Legal Services said, “We see this

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Will the new KiwiBuild visa cut the mustard for migrant workers?

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Aaron Martin* Yesterday the Government announced it is revising the KiwiBuild visa scheme and changing immigration settings to try to address New Zealand’s shortage in construction workers. But will these changes go far enough to address the issues? New Zealand as a destination is a difficult sell even for large construction companies. It takes a

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