New Zealand Law Society - Andrew Brown QC made Legal Research Foundation Fellow

Andrew Brown QC made Legal Research Foundation Fellow

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Auckland barrister and Bankside Chambers member Andrew Brown QC has been made a Fellow of the Legal Research Foundation.

Mr Brown, who was made a Fellow at the Foundation's AGM, is currently Director of the Foundation and has been on its Council since 1977.

A former Rhodes Scholar, Mr Brown was admitted as a barrister and solicitor in December 1972.

He left Russell McVeagh, where he was a litigation partner, in 1998 to practise as a barrister. He was appointed Queen's Counsel in May 2002 and specialises in intellectual property.