Former Chapman Tripp partner Daniel Kalderimis had already established himself as one of the country’s leading complex litigation and disputes operators, but his role has been further cemented with his move to the bar.
Practising from both Auckland and Wellington, as well as having a position with London’s Twenty Essex Chambers (via their Singapore Chambers) he has a stellar reputation and has become a new entrant in the 2021 list.
It was Kalderimis who created Chapman Tripp’s international arbitration and trade law practice when he returned to New Zealand in 2009 being one of the country’s first dedicated international law practices handling cross border, public international law and related work.
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