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Press Release – Meredith Connell Meredith Connell (MC), New Zealands largest litigation firm, has invited five of its senior lawyers to join the partnership.* The appointments would bring to 34 the total number of MC partners across its Auckland and Wellington offices. In addition … Meredith Connell (MC), New Zealand’s largest litigation firm, has invited five of its senior lawyers to join the partnership.* The appointments would bring to 34 the total number of MC partners across its Auckland and Wellington offices. In addition to litigation, MC’s 160 lawyers offer the full range of ...

LAWRENCE SMITH/Stuff Auckland Crown Solicitor Brian Dickey has 30 years experience in criminal and civil litigation. Auckland’s Crown Solicitor Brian Dickey, who is also a partner at Meredith Connell, said it is a complex area. “There will obviously be a correlation with the challenging criminal prosecution work we undertake for the Crown and the pandemic must have had effects on everyone,” he said. “We are cognisant of this, and supporting mental health is at the forefront of our organisational wellbeing thinking.” Meredith Connell prosecutors have three compulsory sessions wi...

Asset Plus rekindles $350m Auckland CBD office project: shuns work-from-home trend 16 Feb, 2021 08:30 PM 3 minutes to read NZX listed Asset Plus has rekindled $350 million plans to expand an Auckland CBD office block by adding extra levels on the heritage-listed structure. Despite the lockdown and a rising tend of people working from home, the business has moved confidently to restart a project shelved during the lockdown last year but which could create an asset valued on completion of up to $350m. Mark Francis, managing director of Augusta Funds Management which manages Asset Plus, said pla...

Workers return to wet Auckland building sites under strict alert level 3 measures 14 Feb, 2021 07:03 PM 3 minutes to read Video sent to cellphones of construction workers contracted to NZ Living to tell them about the new alert level. Video / Brandon O'Reilly Video sent to cellphones of construction workers contracted to NZ Living to tell them about the new alert level. Video / Brandon O'Reilly Work resumed early this morning on hundreds of building sites across Auckland in the $16 billion a year construction sector but not the way it was on Saturday when many left. The day dawned wet and blu...

Source: New Zealand Government Five additional District Court Judges have been appointed to help deal with the impact of the COVID 19 lock down period on the Court system.    The District Court is under significant caseload pressure and these additional appointments will increase capacity in the key locations of Auckland, Manukau, Whangarei and Christchurch.    The appointments, announced by Attorney-General David Parker today, are the first of a number of new District Court Judge appointments. A further 10 will begin work early in the New Year replacing Judges who have reached retireme...