National Lose Potential Attorney General James Christmas
Potential attorney general James Christmas loses out of the role following the election
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Climate Change Lawyer Leaves Bell Gully For The Bar
Power Lawyer Simon Watt and climate change lawyer has moved to Clifton Chambers as an environmental and climate change law specialist
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Bankside Barrister Jeremy Johnson Appointed to International Arbitration Board
Bankside barrister Jeremy Johnson is appointed to the prestigious International Arbitration Board
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New Zealand Born, London Barrister Joins Shortland Chambers
New Zealand Barrister joins Shortland Chambers from London
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Unmasking The Kiwi Power Lawyer Influencer-Turned-Conservative Blogger
Power lawyer Philip Crump is the creative mind behind Cranmer’s Substack, a conservative leaning legal blogger.
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Bats and Boardrooms: The Inspirational Saga of Scott Weenink’s Dual Careers
Former LawFuel Power Law List member Scott Weenink, a former M&A lawyer, has taken the helm at New Zealand Cricket as the CEO. Weenink, 50, has played 12 first-class and seven List A games for Wellington from 1995 to 1997. He is the brother of Power List member Mark Weenink, presently General Counsel at Todd
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Robert Fisher KC On Judicial Independence
Retired judge and former Power List member Robert Fisher KC has stepped into the argument over the degree to which the judiciary is answerable for sentences. The NZ Herald opinion piece said that criticism is expected and acceptable in an open democratic society. He emphasized that judges are answerable to the public and that public
Dame Jenny Shipley & Directors Lose $40 Million Mainzeal Appeal
Former directors of the collapsed construction company Mainzeal, including former New Zealand Prime Minister Dame Jenny Shipley, have been ruled liable to pay $39.8 million plus interest and costs to creditors and subcontractors who were left $111 million out of pocket when the company collapsed a decade ago. LawFuel Power Lawyer Jack Hodder KC (right)
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New Zealand’s In-House Power Lawyers: A Selection of 10 Key Players
In-house power lawyers in New Zealand identified by LawFuel and demonstrating the continued growth of in-house law within the New Zealand law profession, including legal jobs continuing to emerge.
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