Power Law Firms – New Zealand

The New Zealand Power Law firms – the firms that make the difference in how law is practiced.

Should This Energy Drink Co-Founder Be A Power Lawyer in Our List?

Power Law list member Florence van Dyke, LawFuel

The 2023 LawFuel Power Lawyer List Contenders Continue To Arrive Choosing members of the forthcoming 2023 Power Lawyer List means sorting through a vast number of lawyers who are performing across the legal world in a vast number of ways. We ask for you to consider who should be on or out of the 2023

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The Big Firm Lawyer-Turned-Blogger . .. Now Broadcaster

Philip Crump aka Thomas Cranmer the power lawyer turned broadcaster

Senior lawyer and writer Philip Crump, who achieved a considerable profile under the ‘Thomas Cranmer pseudonym with his Substack blog ‘Cranmer’s Substack’. has taken a new position heading ZB News’ new outlet, launching this week. >> Who should be on the NZ LawFuel Power List 2023? Check Here The new paywalled digital subscription service is

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Chapman Tripp Patents Appoints Two New Attorneys

>> The LawFuel Power List 2023: Have Your Say On Who Should Be Up, Down or Out We are delighted to announce that two new patent experts have joined our rapidly growing practice, Chapman Tripp Patents.  With 20 years of international patents experience, Senior Associate, Toby Larsson Hogman, assists a wide range of clients protect their inventions and navigate

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Law Firm Says Mainzeal Decision Shows Need For Legislative Reform

Shipley

Supreme Court Urges Review of Directors’ Duties >> NZ Law Jobs Here – New Jobs Daily Bell Gully have written about the Mainzeal case, finding against former directors of the failed business, including former Prime Minister Dame Jenny Shipley, saying that there is a need to recalibrate directors’ duties. The firm says in a briefing

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MinterEllisonRuddWatts Chooses New Wellington Office

MinterEllisonRuddWatts announced today that the firm has selected the new BNZ Building for its next premises in Wellington. The new BNZ Building is located in the heart of Wellington’s waterfront at One Whitmore Street, with the 15-storey development which spans a full city block. The new building is one of the most seismically advanced developments

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