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New Partners Add to Firm's commercial depth

New Partners Add to Firm's commercial depth

1 October 2010: Simpson Grierson's comprehensive perspective on commercial law in New Zealand is further strengthened today, with the announcement of two new partners.

The firm adds to its established depth of expertise across all aspects of New Zealand's business, trading and regulatory environment, by welcoming banking and finance specialist James Caird and local government & infrastructure specialist Gerald Lanning to the partnership today.

"James and Gerald have both established impressive track records in their respective specialities and offer an in-depth understanding of the issues affecting business today," said Kevin Jaffe, Simpson Grierson chairman. "As partners they will continue to add value to our clients' businesses and the firm's reputation for delivering expert, yet practical commercial advice".

James Caird is a partner in the firm's banking and finance department. He specialises in insolvency, restructuring, and banking and finance litigation. James acts for financial institutions, liquidators, receivers, directors and creditors.

Gerald Lanning is a partner in the local government & environment department. He advises on all aspects of resource management and local government law, with particular expertise in the transport and infrastructure sectors. Gerald primarily acts for local authorities and other public bodies.

For more information on James and Gerald, visit www.simpsongrierson.com.

ENDS

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