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  • Pro bono push for NZ law firms
    | Monday, 1 March 2010
    New Zealand's Attorney-General Chris Finlayson is considering making pro bono work a requirement for law firms engaged in government contracts.
  • ANALYSIS: 2010: Perfect storm for PE practices
    | Wednesday, 3 February 2010
    Law firms with private equity clients can expect to be burdened with a heavy workload in the next 12 months, but determining exactly what practice groups will shoulder that workload requires partners to look at their clients’ situations
  • NZ lawyers show ass to Aussie counterparts
    | Wednesday, 2 December 2009
    New Zealand law firms continue to dominate their Australian counterparts in the ALB Christmas Initiative having raised enough money to donate a donkey to impoverished communities, while Australian firms have barely raised enough to buy 10 chickens between them
  • energy & resources 09 - recommended law firms
    | Tuesday, 24 November 2009
    ALB Guide: Energy & Resources 2009 is the latest in an exciting series of detailed insights into specific practice areas and the leading firms and lawyers operating within them
  • Timing not right for NZ IPOs
    | Monday, 14 September 2009
    Despite rumours of a major IPO on New Zealand’s stock exchange, it is unlikely that capital markets teams will get a break from preparing rights issues until next year, at the earliest
  • employment 09 - recommended law firms
    | Monday, 31 August 2009
    ALB Guide: Employment Law 2009 is the latest in an exciting series of detailed insights into specific practice areas and the leading firms and lawyers operating within them
  • Lawyers look to positives in ETS delays
    | Monday, 13 July 2009
    Although initially disappointed by their governments' decisions to delay Carbon Pollution Reduction Schemes, firms in Australia and New Zealand now see it as an opportunity
  • The winds of change
    | Wednesday, 10 June 2009
    Adjustments in New Zealand market conditions and government regulation are making their presence felt on law firm workflows
  • New Zealand 09
    | Wednesday, 10 June 2009
    Diversification, cut-throat pricing, more competition for government work: these are just some of the outcomes as New Zealand firms adjust to a new world order
  • Tiers of Rage
    | Wednesday, 10 June 2009
    An increasingly competitive market and claims of a 'flight to quality' have reignited the ever-smouldering rivalry between New Zealand's 'Big Three' and their local competitors
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