Our Profession, Our People
15 July 2016 · LawTalk 892
Welcome to the profession The New Zealand Law Society welcomes the following recently admitted lawyers to the profession: Dunedin Kirsten Pamela Allan Irina Jane Boraman Kylie Dawn Hope Abigail Jordan James Brittany Caroline Moore Samuel James Ruck Oliver William Lloyd Troon
Hamilton Katelin Ann Bailey Amanda Bean Kerri Leigh Bell Tanya Botha Che Joshua Bunce Fiona Sian Fagan Jaimie A Fogerty-Jones Sarah Yvonne Marry Fraser Gonasagre Govender Leteich Jean James Nicole Eleanor Kendrick Paige Alexandra Lane Katalina Latu Ketu’u Tafuna Krishan Rajnay Tikaram
Tauranga Coralie Elizabeth Van De Water
Wellington Joshua Charles Raymond Aird Thomas Geoffrey Annear Daniel William Baxter Freya Anne Boyd Vita Grace Rivers Bryant Harriet Anne Thomson Bush Lauren Emma Butchers Mark Richard John Calderwood Anna Frances Coppage Sarah Anastatia Croxford Thomas Andrew Cunningham Emma Grace Ross Dowse Billy Andrew Li Hing Duen Sean Casson Durkin Asher Gabriel Emanuel Lucrecia Freytes
Anna Bronette Forsyth Kerryn Maree Edna Frost Cameron John Gilbert James William Greenland Kerry Hadaway Jordan David Hamel Andrew Ross Hamilton Nathalie Marie Harrington Keepa Te Rangihiwinui Hipango Joschka Hoffmann Harriet Kate Hughes Benjamin Louis Isaacs Edward Thomas Nattrass Jackson Andrew Thomas Jenks Vienna Sophia Aroha Jones Brett Matthew Lahman Francesca Maia Logan Alex Ian Macandrew Natalie Blake Marshall Brogan Cara Mathieson Thomas Levy McKenzie Jacob Joseph Meagher Simon Francis Momich Bryony Xi Xian Morrison Timothy Joseph Morrison Ilinke Naude Brendan Jun-Yin Ng Luxi Nie Nellie Frances O’Donnell Scott Julian Petty Joshua Jordan Pietras Mina Rassam Elliot Milburn Riley Patrick James Rozendaal Kelly Kuan Shang Sophie Patricia Christine Slater Jacob Jebaraj Solomon Mary Jacqueline Connie Sullivan Richard Russell Taylor Sara Rose Taylor Katrina Judith Thomas Jeremy William Thomson Samuel Joseph Thyne Julia Rose White Simon Matthew Wilson
On the move
Karyn South
Dr Heather McKenzie
Kathy Basire
Karyn South, Dr Heather McKenzie and Kathy Basire have been appointed associates of Raymond Donnelly and Co. Karyn first started at Raymond Donnelly & Co as a Crown Prosecutor in 2000 and has now prosecuted over 150 jury trials. She left the law for seven years for a career in business and returned to Raymond Donnelly in 2012. She specialises in complex fraud cases and regulatory prosecutions. Dr McKenzie specialises in regulatory prosecutions and proceeds of crime litigation. She is author of Proceeds of Crime Law in New Zealand, Health and Safety at Work Act: A Practical Guide and the forthcoming online health and safety law database (LexisNexis) and of a chapter in Professional Responsibility in New Zealand. Kathy joined the firm 9½ years ago after graduating from Canterbury University as a mature student. She specialises in criminal prosecution as well as acting for Government departments. Kathy has a background in the Public Service, adult education and restorative justice. Intellectual property law firm James & Wells has appointed Jason Wach as a senior associate in its Auckland-based litigation team. Jason joins the firm having worked for the past five years as a barrister employed by an intellectual property QC. Jason has advised on disputes in trade mark opposition, validity and infringement, copyright infringement, copyJason Wach right licensing, counterfeiting, trade secrets and restraints of trade, patent opposition, misleading and deceptive conduct, domain name disputes, and general commercial matters. He has also advised on non-contentious matters, often in IP. Emma Cooney and Nisha Dahya have joined McWilliam Rennie Lawyers’ team of specialist family lawyers as associates. Both Emma and Nisha Nisha Dahya Emma Cooney a re e x p e r i e n c e d family lawyers, who are both approved to act for children in the Family Court.
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