The Young Lawyers Committee is holding its annual meeting online on 25th June, 7pm. We are seeking enthusiastic committee members in Auckland and Wellington. More information and the sign-up form can be found here: https://forms.gle/8T6CXEwBcUAGYvks5 If you can’t attend the meeting, please email nzasian.lawyers@gmail.com with your expression of interest. Please share this with anyone…
The Young Lawyers Committee is holding its annual meeting online on 25th June, 7pm. We are seeking enthusiastic committee members in Auckland and Wellington. More information and the sign-up form can be found here: https://forms.gle/8T6CXEwBcUAGYvks5
Wellington Speed Networking Event, Sponsored by College of Law Come join New Zealand Young Asian Lawyers for an evening of networking and connections at the Wellington Speed Networking Event, proudly sponsored by the College of Law. This in-person event will be held at Flamingo Joe’s Bar & Eatery (10 Waterloo Quay), providing a fantastic opportunity…
Last week, the New Zealand Asian Lawyers – Young Lawyers Committee hosted its first panel speaker event in Wellington, “Asian Experiences in the Legal Profession”. Attendees heard from a diverse panel facilitated by Kara, which comprised of Jaini Patel (Ministry for Primary Industries), Anna Ou (Crown Law) and Delia Fu (Buddle Findlay), who each spoke…
The New Zealand Asian Lawyers – Young Lawyers Committee is proud to present their first Wellington panel speaker event, “Asian Experiences in the Legal Profession”. Hosted by Buddle Findlay, NZ Asian Lawyers introduces a diverse panel, comprising of Ministry for Primary Industries’ Jaini Patel, Crown Law’s Anna Ou, and Buddle Findlay’s Delia Fu, who will each speak…
On the evening of 7 September 2023, the NZ Asian Lawyers – Young Lawyers Committee held an informal networking event in our Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington office. The focus of this event was to bring together aspiring young members of the legal profession and build a supportive community and network. With one in nine of the…
On Monday night, NZ Asian Lawyers was wowed by the amazingly challenging, and insightful viewpoint from Dean of Law at Oxford University Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart’s address at Russell McVeagh, on ‘Is there a Bamboo ceiling in the profession, academia and the judiciary?’ The short answer to this question is: it has gotten better, but there is still a bamboo ceiling.…