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Bell Gully Makes 6 Senior Appointments

>> Check new law jobs on NZ’s Best Law Jobs Network Bell Gully has further strengthened its senior ranks with the recent appointment of six senior associates in the corporate, litigation, employment and projects and real estate teams: Charles Wong, Hannah Turton, Rebecca Compson, Ruth Keats, Adam Conti and Matthew Flinn. “We are pleased to welcome six senior associates – a mix […]

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Top Dealmaker: Mark Forman from MinterEllisonRuddWatts

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>> New Zealand’s Best Law Jobs Here MinterEllisonRuddWatts Corporate Partner Mark Forman has been recognised as a leading M&A dealmaker in the inaugural Dealmakers of the Year List published by NZ Lawyer today. The Dealmakers of the Year List details the 25 most influential and standout dealmakers from across Australia and New Zealand. MinterEllisonRuddWatts Chief Executive, Andrew Poole says

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NZ Law News: Chapman Tripp’s 10 New Senior Associates

Top row, from left: Michael Cardy, Julia Carrington, Laura Green, Tanzam Hossein, Sarah Kettani. Bottom row, from left: Hossein Mehrabi, Rachel Robilliard, Sam Steven, Conor Tinker, Lucia Tolich >> Lift your legal career – Latest law jobs on LawFuel’s Network Chapman Tripp has announced the promotion of Michael Cardy, Julia Carrington, Laura Green, Tanzam Hossain,

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Chapman Tripp Only NZ Law Firm On Global Arbitration Review List

>> Latest Law Jobs Here GAR 100 is Global Arbitration Review’s guide to specialist international arbitration practices. The guide only includes firms that can demonstrate a consistent stream of international arbitration hearings before credible arbitrators. Chapman Tripp is the only New Zealand Law Firm to be ranked in the guide, recognising the firm’s dedicated international arbitration practice,

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Buddle Findlay Appoint Two Special Counsel

We welcomed Helen Pryde earlier this year to our Auckland litigation and employment team as a special counsel. Helen regularly advises both private and public sector clients in respect of all aspects of employment law, including performance management, disciplinary processes (with a particular expertise where issues may overlap with criminal law), restructuring and redundancy, restraints of trade,

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New Zealand Law News: MinterEllisonRuddWatts Advises on $140 Million Buyout of NPD

Global investment firm The Carlyle Group and amicaa, its Australian and New Zealand joint venture partner, committed to providing NZ$140 million of secured senior debt to finance a management buyout of New Zealand’s leading independent fuel retailer, NPD, by the company’s current CEO, Barry Sheridan. >> Latest Law Jobs Here . . Founded by the

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Buddle Findlay appoints two new special counsel 

>> New Zealand’s Best Law Jobs Here Buddle Findlay is delighted to announce the appointment of two new special counsel, Helen Pryde and Ryan Ellis.    We welcomed Helen Pryde earlier this year to our Auckland litigation and employment team as a special counsel. Helen regularly advises both private and public sector clients in respect of

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The Power Lawyers Leading The New Zealand Investment Giant

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The creation of the ‘new’ Jarden following the sale of its wealth management division has seen the prominent role played in the new company by leading lawyers from the LawFuel Power List, plus a leading Australian investment banker and lawyer. LawFuel’s Power List already had Silvana Schenone and Matt Whineray but in Australia former Allens

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New Zealand Law – Why Is Litigation On The Increase?

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A senior Chapman Tripp litigator sees fewer disputes being resolved on a lawyer-to-lawyer basis and heading directly to an overcrowded court system. Chapman Tripp partner Justin Graham, who oversees a team of about 80 litigation says that courts are currently so backlogged that it’s taking more than two years to bring cases to trial, which

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