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• Auckland District Law Society   (www.adls.org.nz)

  Consists of everyone who holds a current practising certificate, as a barrister or as a barrister and solicitor of the High Court, practising in the area north of the line drawn between Thames in the East and Pukekohe in the West.

• Canterbury District Law Society   (www.cdls.org.nz)

  All people wishing to practise law in the Canterbury district are required to be members of the Canterbury District Law Society. From their site you can find contact details for barristers and solicitors practising in the Canterbury District, as well as journals and law reports.

• Lawlink Group   (www.lawlink.co.nz)

  An association of independent law firms, forming a network of over 350 lawyers in 17 law practices throughout New Zealand, specialising in almost every branch of the law.

• Law Staff   (www.lawstaff.co.nz)

  Legal recruitment specialists located in Auckland and Wellington.

• Maritime Law Association of Australia and New Zealand   (www.mlaanz.org)

  An association with over 500 members, including lawyers and judges, academics, and representatives of major exporters, shipping companies, port operators, ship, cargo and liability insurers and other members of the maritime and insurance community.

• New Zealand Bar Association   (www.nzbar.org.nz)

  An Association comprising predominantly lawyers and attorneys who practice at the separate bar, usually as specialist litigators, advocates, or experts in dispute resolution.

• New Zealand Law Society - Property Law   (www.propertylawyers.org.nz)

  Supporting property lawyers with the new law changes and helping them deliver high quality service to their clients.

• Otago District Law Society   (www.odls.org.nz)

  Located in Dunedin, this society assists members in matters relating to the practice of law in Otago.

• Te Hunga Roia Maori o Aotearoa : The Maori Law Society   (www.maorilawsociety.co.nz)

  THRMOA was originally established to provide an annual opportunity for Maori lawyers to discuss and debate issues relevant to Maori. Its current membership includes judges, parliamentarians, legal academics, policy analysts, researchers and law students.

• Temple Chambers   (www.radichdwyer.co.nz)

  Radich Dwyer Hardy - Jones Clark Barristers and Solicitors.

• Waikato Bay of Plenty District Law Society   (www.wbopdls.co.nz)

  Providing news and information on the practice of law in the Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions.

• Wellington District Law Society   (www.wellaw.co.nz)

  Web site of the Wellington District Law Society.

• Wellington Women Lawyers Association   (www.wwla.org.nz)

  The Association works for the equal opportunity and advancement of women in the study and practice of law.