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Focus On legal practice in Blenheim

The thriving wine industry has seen the sunny South Island town of Blenheim evolve into a settlement with an international flavour. “This is a small town, but with a depth of demographic not found in other quarters of New Zealand, and that is largely attributable to the wine industry,” says Simon…

Funding the regulation of legal practice

The Minister of Justice has approved the fees and levies payable by anyone who practises law in the year to 30 June 2018. For the 2017/18 practising year there will be a reduction in the amount which lawyers pay. This is clearly good news. Law is a well regulated profession, and…

Once upon a career change

Former Auckland lawyer Nalini Singh gave up her day job to pursue a writing career – with spectacular results. She’s gone from toiling away on resource management cases to writing international bestsellers about sexy vampires and angels, hitting the New York Times bestsellers list on the way. Writing was always Nalini’s…

Former Russell McVeagh solicitor, full-time windsurfer

Antonio CozzolinoBorn in Auckland to a French mother and an Italian father, Antonio Cozzolino spent about half of his life in growing up in Europe. In New Zealand, Antonio attended Sacred Heart College in Auckland. He’s now taken a break from his legal career to devote himself full-time to being selected…

Pathways in the Law: Khan & Associates, a multicultural approach to practising law

Khan & Associates founder, Mohammed Faiyam Khan, with his two daughters, partners Farah Khan and Serish Khan.Khan & Associates’ founder, Mohammed Faiyam Khan, was practising law before Ronald Reagan became President of the United States. He was admitted as a barrister in 1980 after qualifying from the famous Lincoln’s Inn, London. It’s…

Focus On legal practice in Blenheim

The thriving wine industry has seen the sunny South Island town of Blenheim evolve into a settlement with an international flavour. “This is a small town, but with a depth of demographic not found in other quarters of New Zealand, and that is largely attributable to the wine industry,” says Simon…

Funding the regulation of legal practice

The Minister of Justice has approved the fees and levies payable by anyone who practises law in the year to 30 June 2018. For the 2017/18 practising year there will be a reduction in the amount which lawyers pay. This is clearly good news. Law is a well regulated profession, and…

Once upon a career change

Former Auckland lawyer Nalini Singh gave up her day job to pursue a writing career – with spectacular results. She’s gone from toiling away on resource management cases to writing international bestsellers about sexy vampires and angels, hitting the New York Times bestsellers list on the way. Writing was always Nalini’s…

Former Russell McVeagh solicitor, full-time windsurfer

Born in Auckland to a French mother and an Italian father, Antonio Cozzolino spent about half of his life in growing up in Europe. In New Zealand, Antonio attended Sacred Heart College in Auckland. He’s now taken a break from his legal career to devote himself full-time to being selected to…

Pathways in the Law: Khan & Associates, a multicultural approach to practising law

Khan & Associates founder, Mohammed Faiyam Khan, with his two daughters, partners Farah Khan and Serish Khan.Khan & Associates’ founder, Mohammed Faiyam Khan, was practising law before Ronald Reagan became President of the United States. He was admitted as a barrister in 1980 after qualifying from the famous Lincoln’s Inn, London. It’s…

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