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Chapman Tripp Appoints New Managing Partner

Chapman Tripp Appoints New Managing Partner


29 June 2015

Chapman Tripp has appointed Corporate partner, Andy Nicholls, as the new Managing Partner – Wellington for five years from today, 29 June. He also joins the firm’s Board.

Andy is New Zealand’s leading regulatory lawyer, advising clients in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands on regulatory and competition law issues in the electricity, gas, telecommunications and airport sectors. He has been a partner at Chapman Tripp for 11 years.

Andy replaces Mark Reese, who held the Wellington managing partner role for ten years and has now returned to full time legal practice as a partner in our national Banking and Finance team.

The firm’s primary managing partner, Andrew Poole, will continue in his Auckland-based role until June 2016. His title changes to Chief Executive Partner, with effect from today.

Chair of Chapman Tripp’s Board, Roger Wallis said: “The partnership congratulates Andy on his appointment. Andy is an experienced partner and practice team leader and has previously served two terms on the firm’s Board.

Andy Nicholls said: “It is a privilege to help lead one of New Zealand’s most successful law firms.

“Our clients value us having a managing partner with local knowledge in both Auckland and Wellington and it’s an important point of difference for the firm. In this new role, I look forward to working with Wellington businesses and local and central government to grow a strong and vibrant Wellington economy.”

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