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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 now Dickey’s departure is the latest in list of litigators who have left Meredith Connell in the past year, including […]

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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 Network She received the Member of

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For The Longest Time . . Chapman Tripp Farewell Legal Veteran

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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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IP Law Firm James & Wells Expands Australian IP Business With Partner Recruitment

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>> Inhouse jobs; government jobs; private firm and NGO law work – HERE   New Zealand IP law firm James & Wells has continued its trans-Tasman expansion with the addition of a new partner in the firm’s Melbourne office.  The press release from the firm, which now has seven offices across Australia and New Zealand,

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NZ Law – MinterEllisonRuddWatts Announces Two New Partners

>> NZ’s Best Law Jobs Network Is Here Leading New Zealand law firm, MinterEllisonRuddWatts is delighted to announce two new partners joining the firm’s top tier Corporate team. The new partners further bolster the market-leading team’s capabilities in competition and consumer law as well as corporate advisory. The two new partners are: Jennifer Hambleton* (Corporate –

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NZ Law – Senior Partner Leaves Meredith Connell For Bankside

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>> Latest Law Jobs on NZ’s Best Law Jobs Network Former Meredith Connell partner David Johnstone has been welcomed to the bar after joining Bankside Chambers, yet another senior partner who has departed the firm in recent months. He joins a number of partners who have departed MC in recent months, following a 17 year

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Buddle Findlay Signals Stronger Gender Diversity With New Appointment to Board

>> See New Buddle Findlay Job on LawFuel Jobs Network Here Amy Ryburn is appointed to Buddle Findlay’s Board of Management, cementing the firm’s commitment to stronger female representation Buddle Findlay welcomes Amy Ryburn, Wellingtonian and expert commercial law practitioner to the Board of Management. The appointment signals Buddle Findlay’s dedication to promoting stronger gender

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The Former Artist-in-Russell mcVeagh Residence and Women in Law

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The NZ Herald painted a gloomy picture of the well-trodden path of the law profession’s misogynistic attitudes and sexual harassment and bullying, when portraying former Russell McVeagh lawyer Judith Milner’s “Raising the Bar” art exhibition, celebrating women for their achievements, rather than how they look. >> Your new law job may be right here .

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