Pike River Coal Mine tragedy - List of Counsel Appearing
Royal Commission on the Pike River Coal Mine tragedy
MEDIA RELEASE
11 April 2011
List of Counsel Appearing
The Royal Commission on the Pike River Coal Mine tragedy is commencing substantive hearings in Greymouth on May 23, 2011. The preliminary hearing took place in Greymouth last week.
Current legal counsel identified for interested parties are identified below. These details might change prior to and after the hearings commence next month. Information, including announcements about the process for hearings and arrangements for media intending to cover the hearings, will be advised in the next few weeks.
Parties Represented by legal
counsel
Royal Commission on Pike River Coal Mine
tragedy (Counsel assisting)
James Wilding
Simon
Mount
(The Crown) – Department of Labour, Department of
Conservation, Ministry of Economic Development and Ministry
for the Environment
Cameron Mander
Andrew
Gane
Families
Nicholas Davidson QC
Richard
Raymond
New Zealand Police
Simon Moore SC
Katherine
Anderson
New Zealand Engineering, Printing and
Manufacturing Union (EPMU)
Nigel Hampton QC
Rowan
Anderson
Pike River Coal Ltd
(in
receivership)
Stacey Shortall
Anna Rawlings
Mines
Rescue Trust
Garth Galloway
Jonathan Forsay
URS
NZ
Mike Heron
New Zealand Oil and Gas
Tim
Stephens
Rockwall Automation
John Billington QC
Peter Woods
New Zealand Fire Service
Commission
Robert Buchanan
Valley Longwall
International Pty Ltd
Richard May
NZ Council of Trade
Unions
Ross Wilson
NZ Coal and Carbon Ltd
J Edward
Bayley
Coal Services Ltd
Brian Latimour
Pike River
Contractors and Suppliers Group
Gregory King
David
Butler
Solid Energy NZ Ltd
Craig Stevens
Alison
Brown
McConnell Dowell Constructors Ltd
Grant
Nicholson
Sarah-Lee Stead
Leonard
Richardson
Desmond Wood
Gary Campbell
Philip
Hall
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