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Meredith Connell Announces Five New Partners
Tuesday, 2 July 2024, 10:20 am | Meredith Connell
Meredith Connell (MC) has announced the promotion of five new Partners and one new Special Counsel – another strong promotion round for Aotearoa’s largest litigation firm. More >>
Meredith Connell Announces Three New Partners
Friday, 30 June 2023, 8:44 pm | Meredith Connell
Meredith Connell (MC), Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest litigation firm, has announced the appointment of three top lawyers to the partnership. This brings MC’s partnership to 33 across Auckland and Wellington. The three partners join 15 newly promoted Senior ... More >>
Meredith Connell Welcomes New Crown Solicitor For Auckland
Wednesday, 8 February 2023, 3:23 pm | Meredith Connell
Meredith Connell (MC) has welcomed today’s announcement by the Solicitor-General, Una Jagose KC, that its senior partner Alysha McClintock will be the next Crown Solicitor for Auckland, Te Rōia Matua a Te Karauna ki Tāmaki Makaurau, reconfirming the firm ... More >>
Five Senior Lawyers Invited To Join New Zealand’s Largest Litigation Partnership
Monday, 26 July 2021, 11:44 am | Meredith Connell
Meredith Connell (MC), New Zealand’s largest litigation firm, has invited five of its senior lawyers to join the partnership.* The appointments would bring to 34 the total number of MC partners across its Auckland and Wellington offices. In addition ... More >>
WELL Certification Will Help Assure Graduates That MC Is Number One
Tuesday, 15 December 2020, 4:45 pm | Meredith Connell
Law firm Meredith Connell says its current and future staff can be assured they will be operating out of the best work environment in New Zealand. The firm’s Chief Executive, Kylie Mooney, confirmed today that Meredith Connell is seeking to become ... More >>
Meredith Connell Offices To Remain Open For Duration
Friday, 20 March 2020, 10:31 am | Meredith Connell
National law firm Meredith Connell has announced that its Auckland and Wellington offices in Graham and Willis streets will remain open for the duration of the Covid-19 crisis. Chief Executive Kylie Mooney says the firm anticipates an increase in demand ... More >>
Deadline Set for ASR Hip Implant Victims to Join Proceedings
Tuesday, 5 April 2016, 5:17 pm | Meredith Connell
Patients who received faulty ASR metal-on-metal hip implants have until 16 September 2016 to join the New Zealand proceeding against the manufacturer, DePuy, according to orders made by the High Court at Wellington. As of today 26 claimants have signed ... More >>
Meredith Connell Announces New Partner
Saturday, 27 February 2016, 1:49 pm | Meredith Connell
Meredith Connell is very pleased to welcome Mark Godfrey as the firm’s newest partner. More >>
Kiwi Victims of Failed Hip Implants File Proceedings
Friday, 18 December 2015, 12:29 pm | Meredith Connell
Patients who received harmful ASR metal-on-metal hip implants are taking legal action against transnational surgical manufacturer DePuy International, which recalled the product only after it had been put in around 400 New Zealanders. More >>
Meredith Connell Launches New Brand Identity
Friday, 15 May 2015, 10:59 am | Meredith Connell
The country’s largest litigation firm, Meredith Connell, has today launched a new brand identity. This follows the announcement last month by the Attorney-General, Hon. Christopher Finlayson QC, that the firm will continue for the next decade as ... More >>
Brian Dickey New Acting Crown Solicitor for Meredith Connell
Tuesday, 4 November 2014, 11:31 am | Meredith Connell
Law firm Meredith Connell has welcomed a decision by Solicitor-General Mike Heron QC to appoint Brian Dickey acting Crown Solicitor for the Auckland region. Mr Dickey, 47, has nearly a quarter-century’s experience as a Crown prosecutor, including ... More >>
Meredith Connell to Again Seek Auckland Crown Warrant
Friday, 17 October 2014, 12:40 pm | Meredith Connell
Auckland law firm Meredith Connell has welcomed a decision by Attorney-General Hon. Christopher Finlayson QC that there shall be two Crown Solicitors for the Auckland region. More >>