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- Fashion luminary, Zandra Rhodes to attend iD Dunedin Fashion week thanks to Anderson Lloyd support
- Jan 2010Zandra Rhodes, internationally renowned fashion designer and known as the "Princess of Punk" has confirmed she will show at the iD Dunedin Fashion Show, in New Zealand. Anderson Lloyd has made Zandra Rhodes and prominent English sculptor Andrew Logan’s visit to New Zealand possible, with their generous sponsorship.
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- Resource Management Career Opportunities 2010
- Dec 2009Anderson Lloyd is pleased to announce career opportunities for 2010. We will be recruiting in the New Year for energetic and committed senior solicitors within our Dunedin and Christchurch offices.
We will be offering the chance to work alongside New Zealand’s leading resource management partners on some of the most challenging and innovative projects. We offer first rate leadership and career development opportunities, a positive team environment and the abundance of lifestyle choices associated with the South Island.
If you’re keen to make the move in 2010 and carve out your career with one of New Zealand’s pre eminent law firms then why not beat the rush and apply now.
- Fixing the RMA – Simplify and Streamline - Rural Professionals Conference Special
- Nov 2009Anderson Lloyd Resource Management Partner and member of the firm’s rural law practice team, Jen Crawford
, delivered the following presentation to the attendees at the LexisNexis Rural Professionals Conference held in Queenstown recently.
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- Aquaculture Law Reform
- Nov 2009The government has announced a final round of consultation before the drafting of new legislation to
reform the country's aquaculture sector. In this article, Anderson Lloyd Associate, Jackie St John examines the proposed changes.
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- Fonterra's Capital Structure Proposal
- Nov 2009Fonterra's much awaited proposed new capital structure was announced on Friday 18 September. The cornerstone of the proposal is that it will be farmer members that will be asked to fund additional capital to meet the funding needs of Fonterra for the next 5 years, and not external non-farmer member sources.
- Anderson Lloyd recognised for sponsorship
- Nov 2009Anderson Lloyd's South Island sponsorship of play, Le Sud through the South Island's major arts festivals has been recognised in this year's National Business Reviews Sponsorship of the Arts awards.
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- 2 New Partners announced
- Nov 2009Anderson Lloyd has announced the appointment of 2 new partners, effective from 1 November 2009.
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- Anderson Lloyd's Queenstown office relocates
- Oct 2009Anderson Lloyd's Queenstown office has relocated to its new premises on Level 2, 13 Camp Steet.
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- Top Resource Management Prize for The Hills golf course residential development
- Oct 2009Anderson Lloyd and planning consultants, Brown and Pemberton have been awarded the Resource Management Law Association (RMLA) prize for the top Resource Management project over the last year for their work on Michael Hill’s custom designed dwellings at Arrowtown golf course, The Hills.
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- Le Sud – a brand new comedy by Dave Armstrong
- Sep 2009Anderson Lloyd is the proud South Island sponsor of the play Le Sud written by Dave Armstrong that has drawn sell out audiences since it premiered in April as part of the Southern Lakes Festival of Colour. It has since played at the Christchurch Arts Festival during July and it's next destination is the Nelson Arts Festival where it will perform four times between 17 and 19 October. Considering the possibilities of a French speaking socialist South Island, Dave Armstrong explains how a boyhood history lesson inspired his idea for Le Sud and how close last year's New Zealand general election outcome paralleled the political characters from Le Sud.
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- Resource Management (Simplifying and Streamlining) Amendment Act passed
- Sep 2009On Wednesday night Parliament passed the Resource Management (Simplifying and Streamlining) Amendment Act so that applications made from 1 October will be processed under the amended legislation
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- Legal supremacy remains in the South
- Sep 2009When it comes to legal acumen in a competition forum, South Island Universities appear to have the wood over their North Island counterparts following the success of University of Otago Law School Students at the New Zealand Law Students Association conference held recently.
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