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Welcome to the web site of the New Zealand Bar Association.

The Association is an incorporated society which comprises mainly lawyers/attorneys who practise at the Independent Bar, i.e. usually as specialist litigators or advocates, or experts in dispute resolution, in sole practice.

The web site will provide you with contact details for members of the Association.

Members may access additional information which is confidential to the Association in the Members Area.

Visitors may also access public documents and information of general interest.


How to contact us

MGP Chambers · L 26 · IAG House · 151 Queen Street
P O Box 631 · Shortland Street
Auckland · New Zealand


T:  64 9 303 4515
F:  64 9 303 4516

E: 
nzbar@nzbar.org.nz

ANNOUNCEMENT


ATTORNEY-GENERAL ANNOUNCES GOVERNMENT IS TO RESTORE QUEEN'S COUNSEL. READ THE  MEDIA STATEMENT

Events calendar


UPDATE 22 JUNE 2009: PROFESSOR RAYMOND AUCKLAND HALF-DAY SEMINAR IS FULLY SUBSCRIBED

JUNIOR/INTERMEDIATE LITIGATORS: "THE ART OF WRITTEN PERSUASION" HALF-DAY SEMINARS
- 27 AND 30 JULY - AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON ONLY - READ MORE

SENIOR LITIGATORS: "THE ART OF WRITTEN PERSUASION" ONE-DAY INTENSIVE WORKSHOP - 28 JULY - AUCKLAND ONLY - READ MORE

 "NEVER LEAVE MONEY ON THE TABLE!" IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS IN RESOLVING MONETARY DISPUTES WITH J ANDERSON LITTLE - 13 AUGUST - AUCKLAND ONLY - READ MORE

"ADVOCACY AND COURTROOM PRACTICE" - THE NZBA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
WILL BE HELD IN WELLINGTON, 12 SEPTEMBER
FURTHER DETAILS TO FOLLOW

"CIVIL LITIGATION - BEYOND THE CRISIS" A FOLLOW UP CONFERENCE TO THE VERY SUCCESSFUL NZBA/LRF CONFERENCE "CIVIL LITIGATION IN CRISIS - WHAT CRISIS?" - AUCKLAND - 25 SEPTEMBER FURTHER DETAILS TO FOLLOW

Important updates


VIEW A COPY OF THE GUIDELINES FOR COURTROOM ETIQUETTE HERE

PRACTITIONERS WILL NEED TO BE FAMILIAR WITH THE NEW HIGH COURT RULES AND FORMS FROM 1 FEBRUARY 2009. VIEW
UPDATE HERE

FOR MEMBERS INTERESTED IN PRACTISING IN NEW SOUTH WALES.  VIEW DETAILS HERE


RULES OF CONDUCT AND CLIENT CARE - IMPLICATIONS FOR BARRISTERS

STARTING PRACTICE AS A BARRISTER? WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

 
 
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