>> New Law Roles Here Monday, 13 June 2022, 3:19 pm New Zealand Asian Lawyers, currently established under the Superdiversity Institute for Law, Policy and Business, is pleased to announce that it is taking the next step in expanding its influence and has created its own board of directors. New Zealand Asian Lawyers President and […]
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The development of companies like RocketLab, the explosion of drone manufacturing and use and New Zealand’s increased focus on Space issues has moved the country closer to the issues relating to space law. And one of New Zealand’s leading Space Lawyers Dr Maria Pozza of Gravity Lawyers has said that New Zealand has the potential
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>> Best Law Jobs Site In NZ Is Here John Bowie Barristers-in-law will be burnishing their career and case briefs and airbrushing their bio pics as the Attorney General David Parker has announced there will be another “round” of QC appointments made this October. For some reason, the appointments are regarded somewhat akin to another
Many lawyers have a social conscience, perhaps more than any other professional group, but for corporate lawyer Stacey Shortall, a former LawFuel Lawyer of the Year, her impressive commitment towards helping others has seen her receive a Queen’s Honour this year. >> Latest Law Jobs on LawFuel’s Law Jobs Network She received the Member of
>> Latest Law Jobs on LawFuel’s Network Here Leading law firm Russell McVeagh today announced it has promoted two of its Competition and Regulatory law specialists to partner* – Bradley Aburn and Petra Carey. Petra and Bradley are both home-grown talents who began their careers at Russell McVeagh and have since returned to the firm across the last few years following experience gained at
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Looking for a new law job . . ? Check the best legal jobs network in New Zealand Here It’s not often that partners in major law firms anywhere get to hang around much past their sixtieth year, but for Chapman Tripp veteran Arthur Taylor, 87. his firm involvement has been an astounding 65 years.
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The Law Society has recommended that James Gardiner-Hopkins, the former Russell McVeagh partner found guilty of disgraceful sexual misconduct involving summer interns at the firm, be struck off the roll of barristers and solicitors. >> Senior Legal Counsel . . Litigation Role . . LegalTech and In-House roles on LawFuel’s Jobs Board Here Gardner-Hopkins was
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How Climate Change & the Sustainability Mandate are Changing how Law Firms Operate Frankie McKeefry moved from public sector law reform, to Interpol, then Corporate before now working to evolving business for the 21st century. The increasing focus in business on climate, sustainability and related issues is no longer the focus of the occasional ‘greenie’
Former Law Society President Tiana Epati has joined Auckland’s Bridgeside Chambers as a door tenant, she has announced in a social media post. A principal at Gisborne’s Rishworth Wall & Mathieson, she has had considerable experience as a criminal lawyer, including over 100 appellate appearances. She previously worked as a Crown prosecutor and was LawFuel’s
Former High Court Judge and current Bankside barrister Paul Heath QC provided an interesting insight into his equally interesting career in the BusinessDesk ‘My Net Worth’ column. Now working at Bankside as a mediator and arbitrator, focused on insolvency and restructuring work, his career has involved substantial issues of family and civil union matters, as
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