NZ Lawyer issue 8.03

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SPECIAL COUNSEL APPOINTMENTS

FOUR NEW PRINCIPALS FOR LOWNDES Lowndes has made four significant appointments to kick off the new financial year. Litigator Jacqueline Lethbridge joined the firm from Grove Darlow & Partners, bringing extensive experience in commercial and civil litigation, with a focus on insolvency and restructuring. Kathryn Hickling, Greg France and Jennifer Tunna have been promoted to principals. Hickling, a property law specialist with experience in both Melbourne and Auckland, has experience working for high-profile clients, including Lion Nathan, Coles Property Group, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, ANZ, CGU and Westpac. France, who hails from King & Wood Mallesons in the UK, has over 15 years’ experience in corporate and commercial law. He has a particular interest in IT-related matters, along with the protection and commercialisation of intellectual property. Tunna was named ‘associate to watch’ in this year’s Chambers and Partners Asia-Pacific directory. She has extensive experience in the finance sector, particularly in insolvency and restructuring. Tunna has worked on many large and complex corporate collapses in recent times, including acting for the receivers of finance companies South Canterbury Finance, Bridgecorp and Belgrave Finance.

FIRM

LAWYERS PROMOTED OR LATERALLY APPOINTED

Anthony Harper

Kevin Patterson

Kensington Swan

Helen Brown

MinterEllisonRuddWatts

Shane Johnstone

DLA Piper New Zealand

Thomas Kelly

Buddle Findlay

Blake Cescon, Myles O’Brien

OTHER APPOINTMENTS NAME

FIRM/ ORGANISATION

TITLE

Kathryn Hickling

Lowndes

Principal

Jennifer Tunna

Lowndes

Principal

Greg France

Lowndes

Principal

Tracy Tomsett

Chapman Tripp

Senior legal advisor

Sanna Boow

Chapman Tripp

Senior legal advisor

Aradhna Lal-Grech

Chapman Tripp

Senior legal advisor

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