Law Jobs In New Zealand Continue To Expand In Variety and Range
New Zealand law jobs show diversity and continued growth
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Morrison Kent Fail To Strike Out Negligence Claim
An attempt to strike out a negligence claim by Morrison Kent and relating to a troubled property development partnership has failed in the High Court in Auckland. The claim against the firm has been brought by Premier Legal Finance who is suing the firm for alleged breaches of duties of care. The property partnership at
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Class Action Against ANZ & ASB An ‘Opt Out’ Action, High Court Rules
The High Court has given the class action claimants in their action against the ANZ Bank NZ and the ASB consent to proceed on an ‘opt out’ basis, meaning everyone affected is included unless they opt out of the litigation-funded lawsuit. The claim is funded by LPF in New Zealand and CASL in Australia with
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The LawFuel NZ Law Firm Gender Parity Survey 2022
The 2022 LawFuel New Zealand law gender survey of the country’s largest law firms.
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The Good Lawyers Slowly Getting Their Pro Bono Act Together
>> the Latest Law Jobs on New Zealand’s Best, Dedicated Law Jobs Network New Zealand law firms are beginning to get their pro bono act together with ‘unsophisticated systems’ measuring the pro bono work they do, an article in BusinessDesk reports. The article from Victoria Young notes that Chapman Tripp is the number 1 law
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Law Firm’s $250,000 Birthday Gift
>> Latest Law Jobs on the LawFuel Network Hamilton law firm Tompkins Wake has commemorated its 100th year with a quarter-million dollar contribution to the new Waikato Regional Theatre. The gift was achieved through a partnership the firm made with Momentum Waikato, which originated in 2013 with the intention of providing pro bono legal
Ruth Ginsburg Would Have Stalled Roe Repeal New Zealand Visit Indicated
Australasians now fear the SCOTUS Roe vs. Wade precedent spill over and sectarian schism From the outset of this millennium the coastal enclaves of the United States exported ethics to the rest of the Anglosphere. These buzzed up moral constructs were absorbed unquestioningly like warm honey until even just a few days ago. The repeal
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Law Society Seek To Strike Off Former Russell McVeagh Partner
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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Kiwi LegalTech Company Secures More Investment
More funding success for legaltech company LawVu with new investment and plans
Bankside Chambers Flashy Makeover
Pss .. Hear About The Best Law Jobs Site Around? As large barrister chambers become like large law firms they occasionally need to provide office makeovers that project their power and prestige to the market they serve. And so Bankside Chambers have provided, via social media, a glimpse of their new, muted and sophisticated tones