Proud Supporter Of Trade Liberalisation Network
Minter Ellison Rudd Watts - A Proud Supporter Of The Trade Liberalisation Network
Minter Ellison Rudd Watts is proud to announce that it has become a member and sponsor of the recently-established Trade Liberalisation Network (the TLN).
We are also delighted that the TLN has also appointed Minter Ellison Rudd Watts as its legal advisors.
The TLN is an incorporated society led and supported by New Zealand's key export interests that will promote informed public debate, and will champion the benefits to New Zealand of trade liberalisation.
Because we support the objectives of the TLN and its members, Minter Ellison Rudd Watts has agreed to provide the TLN with legal and other support. We have also joined as a member of the Network - the first, and so far the only, law firm to have done so.
One of our Senior Associates, Murray Denyer, has also been invited to join a small group of TLN member experts which meets regularly to discuss topical trade policy issues. Before joining Minter Ellison Rudd Watts, Murray was a senior international trade law adviser at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and represented New Zealand in dispute settlement at the WTO. Murray has also joined the TLN as an individual member.
As a law firm with strong international connections through the Minter Ellison Legal Group, Minter Ellison Rudd Watts shares the objectives of the TLN and its members, several of whom are existing clients of our firm. We are proud to be a supporter of the TLN.
To find out more about Minter Ellison Rudd Watts' association with the TLN, or about international trade law and policy generally, you can contact Murray Denyer on +64 4 498 5113. To find out more about the Trade Liberalisation Network, you can visit their website: www.tln.co.nz.
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