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Provided by Tim Clarke
Tim leads Russell McVeagh's Government Public Law & Policy practice, with over 25 years’ experience providing public law and policy advice to major national and international corporates, key government departments, state owned enterprises and crown entities. He is a leading advisor on regulatory law matters (including economic regulation) across a range of industry sectors including finance, transportation, health, fisheries, food, water, ports, airports and energy.
Prior to joining Russell McVeagh in 2005, Tim established and led the Public Law & Policy practice of another major New Zealand law firm after his return from graduate study in the UK in 1998.
Tim is a member of the New Zealand Law Society's Continuing Professional Development Committee, and a member of the Institute of Public Administration of New Zealand, the Law and Economics Association of New Zealand, the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in New Zealand, the Institute for the Study of Competition and Regulation, Transparency International and the Energy Law Association of NZ.
Tim is a contributing author of leading text, Brookers’ Equity and Trusts in New Zealand, and he regularly contributes to Russell McVeagh's thought leadership on public law and policy, including the widely read Watching Brief publication.
Provided by Chambers
Provided by Chambers
Tim is unparallelled for his level of sophistication and provides a high level of service to each engagement. He can translate his deep sector knowledge into very usable advice.
His knowledge of public law and government relations is kind of second to none in the NZ market. He provides really sound and practical advice, addressing the right point, which gives us confidence.
Tim is unparallelled for his level of sophistication and provides a high level of service to each engagement. He can translate his deep sector knowledge into very usable advice.
His knowledge of public law and government relations is kind of second to none in the NZ market. He provides really sound and practical advice, addressing the right point, which gives us confidence.
