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Our core business is providing IP and commercial advice to our diverse range of Australasian and international clients. Acting for a large number of innovative Australasian companies and almost half of global Fortune 500 companies, we are the IP firm of choice for providing the best IP solutions. AJ Park is the trading name for two partnerships: A J Park Law and A J Park Patent Attorneys. To find our more, visit our website at www.ajpark.com. You can also follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/AJParkIP

Michael Webb is a specialist commercial barrister providing independent advice and representation on commercial, financial market, governmental, insolvency, international, regulatory and securities matters. He also has extensive experience as a non- executive director of major companies in New Zealand and Australia. His legal practice focuses on specialist advisory work, strategic and tactical advice, problem solving, negotiation, dispute resolution (mediation, arbitration,expert determination), investigations and inquiries, including on complex or sensitive matters, corporate and financial sector law reform,and the interface between law and public policy. Michael has been extensively involved in financial sector,commercial and regulatory issues throughout his career.He brings to those subjects experience and expertise as a lawyer, regulator and company director. Michael is available to accept retainers or appointments in New Zealand and internationally. Other appointments include: Current: - Non-executive Adviser, Board of Deloitte New Zealand - Member, Financial Markets Authority, New Zealand - Director, Academic Colleges Group Limited Prior: -2005 to 2009 Managing Director, Financial Sector Development and Policy, Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority, where his focus was developing the legal,regulatory and court regimes of the Qatar Financial Centre. -1995 to 2005 Barrister, Auckland and Wellington -1992 to 2003 Non- executive Member, and on occasions Acting Chairman,New Zealand Securities Commission -2004 to 2005 Chair, Ministerial Task Force on Financial Intermediaries, the report of which was the precursor of legislation now enacted by the New Zealand Parliament - Non-executive director of various major companies in New Zealand and Australia in the financial,education and construction sectors - Co-Convenor, Joint Insolvency Committee - Convenor New Zealand Law Society Commercial and Business Law Committee Specialties Banking, commercial, corporate, corporate governance, cross-border, electricity and gas, financial markets, governmental, insolvency, insurance,regulatory, securities law. Specialist advice. Complex or sensitive contentious matters, inquiries and investigations. Dispute resolution - negotiation, arbitration, mediation, expert determinations. Specialist opinion work. Law reform and policy advice in commercial,financial markets, governmental, and network sectors.

Kia u nga pipi kia whai huruhuru, ma te huruhuru ka rere te manu. May the young enter to obtain feathers, for with feathers a bird can fly

Small,friendly,personal,general legal practice.

Situated in New Plymouth we offer clients legal services as well as full realtor services - Yes we can sell your property!

Conveyancing, Trusts, Wills/Probate/Estates, Property, Corporate & Commercial, Farming & Agriculture, Indigenous Law & Treaty of Waitangi

Family Law, Conveyancing, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Wills, Trusts & Estates, Employment Law and more. Principal: Diane Low Associate: Madeleine Flannagan Staff Solicitor: Sandy Isaac

We provide small and medium sized businesses and employees with a professional service in the field of employment law and general human resources. Our team of professional advisors have over 60 years experience providing employment law advice to both employers and employees throughout New Zealand.  Roundwood Associates Limited is a Dispute Resolution, Human Resource Advisory and Advocacy service. This allows us to provide an effective and speedy resolution to your employment problems without having to employ an employment lawyer at expensive corporate rates. Our Employment Law Advocates provide assistance in areas such as:  Employment Agreements Employment Disputes Wrongful Dismissal Constructive Dismissal Holiday and Sick Leave Entitlements Parental Leave Redundancy Sexual Harassment Discrimination Health and Safety Personal Grievance Mediation Disciplinary Interviews

At Russell McVeagh, it’s all about people. We strive to do the best work for the best clients with the best people. We believe our reputation as New Zealand’s top law firm is due to the quality of our client base, and our commitment to excellence and teamwork. The Australia and New Zealand Graduate Careers’ Survey named Russell McVeagh as the top law firm among New Zealand’s graduate employers for two years running. In addition, Australasian Legal Business Magazine has named Russell McVeagh Gold Employer of Choice in New Zealand – the only New Zealand law firm to have attained Gold (the highest) ranking, and we have been the top ranked New Zealand law firm for every year the survey has run. We have been awarded IFLR Law Firm of the Year, and have won Deal Team of the Year, Deal of the Year and Dealmaker of the Year in the Australasian Legal Business Awards, and have been recognised for our efforts in pro bono and sustainability. We have also been honoured by the Robin Hood Foundation for our more than 25 years of pro bono support for the Mangere Community Law Centre. We invite you to find out what we are like and what a career at Russell McVeagh offers. If you are a driven all-round achiever, looking for the very best place to start your legal career, come and talk to us. Gary McDiarmid CEO

Treadwell Gordon Barristers Solicitors Notary Public Whanganui Lawyers since 1869

We're an upcoming society dedicated to providing support and fostering networks for UC pasifika law students, both on campus and with other campuses.

The New Zealand Supreme Court Blog is a new initiative led by students at the University of Auckland, though we wish to involve practitioners, academics and students from across New Zealand. The blog features in-depth analysis of decisions by New Zealand’