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Kathryn Beck President New Zealand Law Society AUCKLAND Thursday, 3 May 2018 Investigation of Catriona MacLennan by National Standards Committee This letter is sent on behalf of the Auckland Women Lawyers’ Association (AWLA). More information on AWLA and its functions is available on our website, www.awla.org.nz. We are aware that the National Standards Committee (NSC) …
Open letter to the Law Society in relation to investigation by National Standards CommitteeRead More
The recent media focus on issues of sexual harassment and sexual assault in the workplace has generated a lot of discussion amoung our members and within the AWLA Committee. It is an issue that has arisen across all industries worldwide, and law is no exception.AWLA is passionately committed to supporting our members, and being a …
Goodness – this event has been so popular that it has already sold out! Our next Breakfast Club will be on the last Tuesday of April and we’ll send out details closer to the time. AWLA is proud to present it’s first ever Breakfast Club event – if you feel like a pre-work get together …
Over the past few days there has been significant media attention over incidents of sexual assault and harassment at Russell McVeagh that occurred two years ago. Auckland Women Lawyers’ Association condemns that type of behavior as inappropriate and applauds the bravery of the young women involved in making complaints to the firm, their universities and …
Attendees with Justice Christine Gordon Alicia Murray and Justice Christine Gordon Anna Parker, Sarah Wilson, Kellie Arthur and Sarah-Michelle Washer Alicia Murray and Charlene Fairnie Charlene Fairnie, Nicky Hall and Michelle Bowen Emilee Clark and Eugenia Woo Emma Smith, Sarah Farnell and Shai Navot Janelle Simpson, Alicia Murray, Janna McGuigan and Jenny Cooper QC Janna …
A great opportunity to network and to find out about AWLA’s mentoring programme. All welcome.
Practical, interactive one-day workshops exclusively for women lawyers.
Miriam Dean’s Leading Your Career Auckland Workshops 2018Read More
The New Zealand Women’s Law Journal — Te Aho Kawe Kaupapa Ture a ngā Wāhine is looking for staff and content for the 2018 issue. We have Deputy Editor, Business and Marketing Manager, and Associate and Technical Editor positions, with applications closing at 5pm, Monday 5 March. We are also looking for article and commentary submissions, due …
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