The 2023 listing of leading New Zealand Employment Lawyers details solicitors practising within the areas of employment and industrial relations matters matters across the New Zealand market who have been identified by clients and peers for their expertise and abilities in these areas.
Market Leader
Phillipa Muir, Simpson Grierson – Auckland
Preeminent
Liz Coats, Bell Gully – Auckland
Kylie Dunn, Russell McVeagh – Auckland
Susan Hornsby-Geluk, Dundas Street Employment Lawyers – Wellington
Hamish Kynaston, Buddle Findlay – Wellington
Stephen Langton, LangtonHudsonButcher – Auckland
Penny Swarbrick, SBM Legal – Auckland
Leading
Emma Butcher, BE Employment Law – Auckland
Andrew Caisley, Kiely Thompson Caisley – Auckland
Peter Chemis, Buddle Findlay – Wellington
Peter Cranney, Oakley Moran – Wellington
David France, Kiely Thompson Caisley – Auckland
Peter Kiely, Kiely Thompson Caisley – Auckland
Mere King, Buddle Findlay – Auckland
Charlotte Parkhill, Dentons – Auckland
Gillian Service, MinterEllison Rudd Watts – Auckland
Bridget Smith, SBM Legal – Auckland
Recommended
Greg Cain, Dentons – Wellington
Tim Clarke, Bell Gully – Auckland
Sherridan Cook, Buddle Findlay – Auckland
Steph Dyhrberg, Dyhrberg Drayton – Wellington
Daniel Erickson, Tompkins Wake – Auckland
Angela Evans, BE Employment Law – Auckland
Jessie Lapthorne, Duncan Cotterill – Auckland
Emma Peterson, Russell McVeagh – Auckland
Rebecca Rendle, Simpson Grierson – Auckland
Jim Roberts, Hesketh Henry – Auckland
Laura Scampion, DLA Piper – Auckland
Blair Scotland, Dundas Street Employment Lawyers – Wellington
Andrew Schirnack, LangtonHudsonButcher – Auckland
Andrew Shaw, Lane Neave – Christchurch