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To really benefit from CLANZ membership, become a premium member. For a small annual fee, you'll benefit from a range of premium offerings.

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Essential Guide

The Essential Guide to In-house Practice

Essential Guide

The Essential Guide to In-house Practice is a joint initiative between CLANZ and its long time sponsor, law firm Bell Gully.

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eCLANZ

Our monthly email newsletter to members

eCLANZ

eCLANZ is one of our primary communication channels to members. You can take a look through previous editions in our eCLANZ archive.

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Latest CLANZ News

Updates on CLANZ offerings, conference and regulatory matters

Employment provision for in-house lawyers

In-house lawyers might like to consider including in their employment contracts a provision that recognises they are officers of the court and that these duties override their duties to their client organisation.  With that in mind, Kensington Swan employment law partner, Anthony Drake, has drafted the following provision:

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CLANZ awards recognises top in-house talent

The calibre of in-house lawyers nominated for the CLANZ awards continues to astound the judges – with this year’s winners outstanding members of the profession.

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CLANZ committee – elections 2013

The CLANZ AGM was held during the 26th annual conference Agents of Influence in Napier last week, at the AGM changes were made to the CLANZ committee.

New committee members include: Sally McKechnie, Katie Elkin, Katie O’Sullivan, and Rachel Cunningham. The full committee, and positions are listed below.

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