Trans-Tasman single economic market: a step in the right direction for oil and gas (pdf 54kb). Re-produced by courtesy of Oil and Gas Gazette.READ MORE

For any suppliers of goods or services to the existing councils in Auckland, the times ahead for their business look turbulent, with both threats and opportunities. How should current suppliers position themselves for the inevitable opportunities?READ MORE

The role of Mayor of Auckland will be highly political, stretching across not only 20 councillors and 140 or so local board members, all of whom will be collectively responsible for the decision-making of the Auckland Council, but also the 1.4 million people of Auckland.READ MORE

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Last year the National Government commenced looking to the horizon to determine the future of the Holidays Act 2003. On 15 December 2009 an advisory group comprised of union and employer representatives issued a report to advise the Minister of Labour on future policy recommendations expected to be introduced to Parliament in 2010. (PDF 89KB)READ MORE

The next twist in the tale of financial adviser reform was formally unveiled in Parliament on 8 December (pdf. 476kb).READ MORE

In this issue: top tips and the legislative changes to look out for in 2010, proposed changes to financial reporting obligations, how to make virtual signing arrangements efficient and enforceable, and transparency in financial reporting boosts marketplace confidence.READ MORE

Every day, we’re privileged to work with some of New Zealand’s most innovative people and progressive organisations.

This same spirit is part of our culture at Kensington Swan. Kensington Swan will shortly open an office in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates – becoming the first New Zealand based law firm to have a presence in the Middle East.

This is an exciting development for us, and for our clients. Kensington Swan shares the same outward-looking focus as many New Zealand businesses, as we identify new opportunities emerging on the global stage.

As people and businesses are moving faster, they want to work closely with those who can assist. Clients tell us that it’s the depth of our relationship with them, and the quality of service and care that we provide, that sets us apart from other lawyers.

This deep understanding of our clients’ businesses ensures we have the knowledge and skills to partner with them.

To experience the Kensington Swan difference, we invite you to start a conversation with us today. After all, conversations are always the beginnings of great working relationships.

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Clayton Kimpton

Chairman & Partner

What we believe in

Recognition from clients

Deborah Edmunds

Partner

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