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Tiana Epati, President-Elect

Tiana Epati, President-Elect

Tiana EpatiTalofa lava Mahia i runga i te rangimarie me te ngakau mahake. I am very humbled and honoured to have been elected President of the New Zealand Law Society. I will become the 31st President and I am deeply mindful that I am joining a long line of people who have…
Suzanne Innes-Kent, Judges' Clerk, Employment Court, Auckland

Suzanne Innes-Kent, Judges' Clerk, Employment Court, Auckland

Suzanne Innes-KentSuzanne Innes-Kent has an impressive list of qualifications: an LLB(Hons); LLM (Distinction); Dip Soc Sci (Distinction) and BA(Hons). But that only tells part of her story. Suzanne has also trained and worked in a myriad of fields, and a war zone. She has trained election monitors in Italy, doctors involved…
Adine Wilson: The gold-medal netballer inspired by John Grisham to break into law

Adine Wilson: The gold-medal netballer inspired by John Grisham to break into law

Adine Wilson playing netballFew of us could truthfully say that what we wanted to do for a career when we are eight years old we actually followed up on. Personally, I wanted to be a train driver. But in primary school ex-Silver Fern and now commercial lawyer Adine Wilson knew exactly what…
Taranaki te reo admission a great celebration

Taranaki te reo admission a great celebration

Admission of Te Wehi o Mahuru WrightIn a moving and celebratory ceremony in the New Plymouth High Court, Te Wehi Wright was admitted as a barrister and solicitor of the HIgh Court of New Zealand on 10 October in Taranaki's first admission ceremony to be conducted in te reo Māori. Mr…

Shortage of Notaries Public in rural areas

A shortage of notaries public in rural areas is prompting a call from the New Zealand Society of Notaries for qualified lawyers who might be interested in applying to be a Notary Public. Society President Stewart Germann says there are over 200 Notaries Public in New Zealand, but many provincial areas…

Law Society Taskforce focused on culture change

The Law Society’s ‘Culture Change Taskforce’ has met for the first time on its commitment to ‘drive and guide systems and culture change within the legal community’. The Taskforce was one of the Law Society’s initiatives in response to its Legal Workplace Environment Survey which was released in late May. The…
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