Bell Gully has promoted six outstanding lawyers to senior roles in the firm from 1 January.
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Bell Gully is again the leading New Zealand law firm advising on mergers and acquisitions, according to Thomson Financial figures for 2007.
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Bell Gully has been ranked among the top 20 law firms worldwide based on the value of cross-border transactions, according to research into global M&A activity in 2007.
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Bell Gully has achieved top-tier rankings in six practice areas in PLC Which Lawyer? 2008, more than any other New Zealand law firm.
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With many infrastructure assets and businesses already in offshore ownership, Maori trusts and incorporations, Maori Trust Boards and iwi organisations will inevitably start teaming up to become more forceful players in the domestic economy.
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The report into conflicts of interest and other matters at the Hawke's Bay District Health Board has lessons on governance that are relevant not only in the public health sector but also to the wider corporate environment.
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A rewrite of New Zealand's price control laws has hit the halls of Parliament.
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Emissions trading and its implications across key New Zealand sectors was on the agenda at a key summit in Wellington last month.
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Bell Gully has been named as a finalist across eight categories in the 2008 ALB Australasian Law Awards.
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Offering customers discounts and rebates is standard practice in many industries, and as a general rule straight discounts - where customers receive a discount to reflect the efficiencies associated with increasing volumes - do not raise competition law issues.
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Fletcher Building's $1 billion acquisition of the Formica Group and the project to revitalise Auckland's waterfront topped many other major deals to win two of the prizes at the Australasian Law Awards in Sydney last night.
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Bell Gully has advised international power and automation technology group ABB on its acquisition of the business assets of New Zealand company Vectek Electronics.
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The Court of Appeal has overturned the High Court's landmark finding of accessory liability for breach of the Commerce Act against the vendors of Mana Coach Services to New Zealand Bus Limited.
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Bell Gully partners David Flacks and Mark Freeman have been appointed to NZX Discipline, the body which adjudicates on breaches of NZX listing and participant rules.
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The public war of words that has broken out between Minister of Commerce Lianne Dalziel and media commentator Brian Gaynor about the Capital Market Development Taskforce is a useful reminder of pending developments arising from the Review of Financial Products and Providers (RFPP).
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Last month Cabinet agreed to amend the Securities Markets (Disclosure of Relevant Interests by Directors and Officers) Regulations 2003 (D & O Regulations) to reduce compliance costs.
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New Zealand's premier event for entrepreneurs and high growth companies takes place at Waitangi this week.
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Bell Gully partner Jonathan Ross and senior associate Colleen Cavanagh have given high-growth New Zealand companies advice on managing and protecting their intellectual property.
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Property investors often incorporate new companies for specific transactions.
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