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Capital Lawyers Come Out of Retirement To Battle Out-of-Control Wellington Council

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The shambolic proceedings in Wellington’s endless earthquake strengthening and bicycle lane obsession has brought two retired lawyers to the forefront of a new activism to attempt to provide some measure of common sense to the capital’s parlous state. The much-vaunted pedestrianization of the ‘Golden Mile’, part of an attempt to get Wellington moving, but which […]

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The Legal Dealmaker-Turned-Investment Banker Silvana Schenone Makes 2023 Power List

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Former MinterEllisonRuddWatts partner Silvana Schenone may no longer be at the legal coal face, but her role with leading New Zealand-owned investment banking group and wealth managers Jardens sees her play a key role in the company’s development in both the New Zealand and Australian markets and to enter the 2023 Power List of New

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Gen Z in Da House: Cranmer Comments

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The ‘Confrontational’ Approach To Treaty Issues Thomas Cranmer* A younger, newer brand of politics is about to become a feature of the New Zealand Parliament. With special votes still being counted, the interregnum provides time for the country’s political parties to reflect on their election performance. For Labour, in particular, that is proving to be

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NZ Law: Michael Morrison Joins Bankside Chambers

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New Law Jobs Daily on Lawfuel’s Law Jobs Network Michael is an experienced commercial litigator having gained experience at Minter Ellison Rudd Watts before moving to Baker & McKenzie, London in 2000. Almost five years later Michael returned to New Zealand joining Lowndes Jordan, becoming partner in 2006. In 2007 he became the senior partner

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