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Fletcher Building's $1 billion acquisition of the Formica Group and the project to revitalise Auckland's waterfront topped many other major deals to win two of the prizes at the Australasian Law Awards in Sydney last night.
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Related topics: Corporate, Property, Mergers and Acquisitions, Infrastructure
Bell Gully has been named as a finalist across eight categories in the 2008 ALB Australasian Law Awards.
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Related topics: Corporate, Mergers and Acquisitions, Property, Infrastructure, Climate Change, Energy
The Government's recent announcement that it may consider a public private partnership (PPP) model for the Waterview Connection in Auckland is a very significant one and signals a shift in policy that may have long-term implications for New Zealand’s creaking infrastructure.
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Article posted by Hugh Kettle, Partner | Related topics: Property, Construction and Projects, Environment/Resource Management, Energy, Electricity, Infrastructure, Government, Land Transport, Banking and Finance
Appeals to the High Court from the Environment Court are rarely successful. In the past year, we are aware of only three successful appeals against Environment Court decisions, out of a total of 15 appeals. The lesson for developers – do it once and do it right.
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Article posted by Josh McBride, Senior Associate and Nick Goodger, Solicitor | Related topics: Environment/Resource Management, Litigation, Property
Bell Gully has achieved top-tier rankings in six practice areas in PLC Which Lawyer? 2008, more than any other New Zealand law firm.
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Related topics: Banking and Finance, Corporate, Mergers and Acquisitions, Litigation, Employment, Insolvency, Tax, Property, Intellectual Property
A construction company has been refused leave to appeal a High Court ruling which upheld an order that it must fix leaks in a large Auckland townhouse development.
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Related topics: Litigation, Construction and Projects, Property
Bell Gully has appointed two new senior associates, Kristin Carden and Dawn Shacklady.
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Related topics: Property, Corporate, Investment and Superannuation