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Bell Gully has again emerged as a market-leading law firm in the latest research by international legal publisher Chambers and Partners.
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Related topics: Corporate, Banking and Finance, Commercial Law, Competition, Energy, Government, Litigation, Employment, Insolvency, Technology, Climate Change, Intellectual Property, Tax
The signing of a contract to deliver an integrated super transport ticket for Auckland marks a significant milestone for many involved in the project, including Bell Gully as legal advisers.
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Related topics: Transport, Technology, Government, Infrastructure and Projects, Commercial Law
Legislation has now passed through Parliament establishing the shape of local governance under the new Auckland Council.
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Related topics: Government
Bell Gully senior partner David McGregor has been appointed a Judge of the Court Martial Appeal Court.
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Related topics: Government, Environment/Resource Management
New Zealanders should know in the next two months the new shape of legislation to govern access to the country's foreshore and seabed.
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Related topics: Government, Forestry and Fisheries, Maori Services
The fact that it can take longer to get resource consents for large infrastructure projects than it does to build them will not come as any surprise to most New Zealanders.
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Article posted by Andrew Beatson, Partner | Related topics: Environment/Resource Management, Infrastructure and Projects, Construction and Development, Government
Local boards in the new Auckland Super City have the potential to make a meaningful difference in local governance by serving a very practical and valuable function in their communities.
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Article posted by David McGregor, Senior Partner and Julia Harker, Solicitor | Related topics: Government
The Government's proposed reorganisation of Auckland local government will be effected by three pieces of legislation.
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Article posted by Tom Bennett, Partner | Related topics: Government