This is a chance to "celebrate and connect with the brightest minds shaping the future of law in NZ"
Join the best of the best in the legal profession at the 2023 New Zealand Law Awards.
Following a successful night in 2022, the awards are back to honour the outstanding legal professionals and firms that have made a significant impact on the industry. Since the announcement of the Excellence Awardees last August, a distinguished panel of judges, including in-house legal leaders and law firm heads, has been diligently evaluating the selected finalists across 27 categories. These categories commend exceptional law firms, lawyers, mediators, in-house legal teams, and exemplary deal work in New Zealand over the past 12 months.
The awards will be held as a black-tie gala at the Cordis Hotel, Auckland. Mark your calendars for this glorious evening of recognition and celebration – connect with peers, celebrate the triumphs, and usher in a year of continued excellence and innovation in the legal industry.
“Attending the NZ Law Awards is not just a privilege but a commitment from LexisNexis to deliver exceptional and innovative solutions to the legal industry to allow legal professionals the time to focus on what matters most to them. It’s our opportunity to celebrate and connect with the brightest minds shaping the future of law in New Zealand,” said Aya Riola, general manager – NZ of event partner LexisNexis.
The drinks will begin to flow at 7:00pm, and the awards ceremony and gala dinner will start at 7:30pm. Comedian Mike King is on board as this year’s MC, and The Hipstamatics make a return engagement to kick off the dancing at 10:30pm.
Seats are selling out fast, so book your tables now and be a part of this exciting event!
NZ Lawyer would like to extend its heartfelt gratitude to esteemed sponsors Resolution Institute, Fluid Recruitment, James & Wells, Russell McVeagh, Artemis Executive Recruitment, LEAP Legal Software, and Robert Walters. Their invaluable support is pivotal in acknowledging and celebrating the notable contributions in the New Zealand legal profession.
