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Elite Woman Power Lawyer To Leave Minters For New Role

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One of MinterEllisonRuddWatts top corporate lawyers is to leave the firm to join investment bank Jardens in a move that will leave a gap in her old firm, even though her husband remains there.Silvana Schenone was named New Zealand Deal Maker of the Year in 2021 at the Australasian Law Awards and has extensive experience […]

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New ‘Muso’ Chair At Tompkins Wake To Bring His A-Game To Firm’s Expansion

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The growth of Tompkins Wake – a 700 per cent growth rate across its Waikato-Bay of Plenty base and including Auckland – has seen a new Chair bring new energy to the role as the firm looks towards its 100th anniversary.Scott Ratuki has been a partner at the firm for 13 years and has been

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Big Law Triumvirate Work on $900m NZ Spark Deal

A triumvirate of major law firms here and overseas acted on the sale of Spark’s TowerCo business to a Canadian pension plan, a NZD900 million deal handled by Chapman Tripp, Allens and Linklaters.  Allens used their Technology, Media and Telecommunications division, which has been used in various infrastructure deals in both New Zealand and Australia.>>

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Promotions at MinterEllisonRuddWatts

Top-tier New Zealand law firm, MinterEllisonRuddWatts has welcomed three new senior associates to its corporate and employment practices, further strengthening the firm’s market-leading expertise.>> Latest NZ Law Jobs on New Zealand’s Dedicated Law Jobs & News NetworkChief Executive Andrew Poole says: “Congratulations to our new Senior Associates. We are thrilled to see our talented lawyers progressing their careers with

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Dentons Kensington Swan Announces Promotions

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>> See Your Latest Law Jobs HereDentons Kensington Swan is delighted to announce the promotion of seven new Senior Associates, as the firm continues to grow in New Zealand. These individuals have played key roles in the continued growth and success of the firm, collectively contributing their technical expertise, strong leadership skills, and providing the

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Bell Gully Says Extended Period of Change With Health Reforms

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>> Latest Law Jobs Here . . New jobs dailyBell Gully – With implementation of large-scale health reforms commencing this week, leading law firm Bell Gully suggests that businesses dealing with the health sector prepare themselves for an extended period of change. Litigation partner Kirsty Dobbs recommends suppliers look to understand their contracts and address

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Auckland Crown Solicitor Brian Dickey Resigns

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Auckland Crown Solicitor Brian Dickey has resigned his position and intends moving to the Bar this summer.>> Need a new law job? LawFuel Law Jobs have in-house roles, litigation, senior counsel and other roles nowDickey’s departure is the latest in list of litigators who have left Meredith Connell in the past year, including Nick Williams,

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From New York to New Zealand – Former Lawyer of the Year Receives Honour for Pro Bono and Corporate Work

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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 NetworkShe received the Member of the Order

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