NZPowerList2022

Phil Newland

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The Litigation Funder Last Year – 25 Litigation funding has been a hot topic for some time and with his company LPF Litigation being the high profile operation that has funded cases major cases and the Law Commission’s report this year has recommended its acceptance as a key factor in permitting access to justice, but […]

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Chris Finlayson KC

Chris Finlayson

Former Attorney General Last Year – 15 The publication of his latest book has helped ensure that former Attorney General Chris Finlayson has not slipped away quietly into the night, but rather remained an observant and occasionally acerbic observer of matters both legal and political. His second book, \’Yes, Minister\’ established what most already knew,

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Tiana Epati

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Legal Leader Last Year – 4 Tiana Epati’s impact on the profession as Law Society president was such that her impact continues, heightened by the debacle involving her successor Jacque Lethbridge\’s resignation as NZLS president. To quote from a profile piece in Woman Magazine: “The reason the president of the New Zealand Law Society –

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Sir Geoffrey Palmer KC

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Eminence Gris Last Year – 16 Although the ‘eminence gris’ of the New Zealand bar had slipped to 16th position last year from 9 the year earlier, the death of Her Majesty and the issues around New Zealand\’s constitutional status see us turn to his cast iron constitutional knowledge that appears to know no bounds

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Una Jagose KC

Top Legal Power Last Year – 3 As Solicitor General, is not only head of Crown Law’s 180 staff but also the ‘‘professional head’’ of more than 800 lawyers employed by the government’s various departments, ministries and agencies she has a power role both from a legislative and a legal leadership perspective a role she

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Paul Majurey

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Business leader New Entrant Paul Majurey has been at logger heads with newly elected Auckland mayor Wayne Brown, who has sought his and his board’s resignation of the Auckland Council’s property arm. But Majurey, of law firm Atkins Holm Majurey, has not bowed at time of publication to any such request. A new entrant to

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