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We are the regulator and membership body for lawyers across New Zealand.
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The New Zealand Law Society is the regulator and national membership body for lawyers across Aotearoa New Zealand. We work to uphold professional standards, support the legal profession, and strengthen trust and confidence in the legal system.
Whether you are looking for a lawyer, checking a lawyer’s details, learning about the complaints process, or seeking support for your legal career, the Law Society is here to help.
Find a lawyer for your needs and get trusted guidance on using legal services, understanding fees, and discussing a complaint.
Support for lawyers in professional practice, with rules, guidance, and resources to develop skills and advance in the legal profession.
If you have concerns about a lawyer, learn about the complaints process and how the Lawyers Complaints Service can help.
Law Society membership helps to grow your career, build your skills through professional development, and connect with lawyers across New Zealand.
Access member resources, benefits, and Sections to stay connected, continue learning, and support your professional development.
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We want your views and experiences of AI in the workplace to help shape our AI Programme. If you haven’t already, please complete the New Zealand Law Society Te Kāhui Ture o Aotearoa’s 2026 AI and the Profession Survey by 28 September.
The Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism (Levy) Regulations 2026 have been approved. The levy is part of the Government’s changes to the funding model of New Zealand’s AML/CFT system.
