KAHUI LEGAL is a specialist law firm at the forefront of the Maori economy with unparalleled experience and expertise in advising on Maori issues across a range of areas, including corporate and commercial law, environmental and resource management, Maori Land law, Treaty of Waitangi issues and governance.
Kahui Legal was established in 2003 and comprises 3 partners, 1 consultant and 8 lawyers. Our experts come from a range of legal backgrounds, including from the senior ranks of large corporate law firms. Our senior lawyers are recognised experts in their fields and are supported by a team of specialist solicitors.
We are driven to ensure our clients receive the very best advice and achieve
their desired outcomes.
What's Happening at Kahui Legal
WAI 262 – Full report released
The Waitangi Tribunal’s Wai 262 report Ko Aotearoa Tenei, was publicly released...
Minerals reforms – spotlight on Petroleum
In June this year, the Minister for the Environment announced there would be new laws to govern activities (such as petroleum exploration and mining)..
New NZ Petroleum and Minerals Unit within MED
On 2 May, a new business unit, New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals, was set up to replace Crown Minerals.....
Environmental Protection Authority - New Status and Functions
The Environmental Protection Authority Act 2011 was passed on 11 May 2011. The Act established ....- Law Commission Review of the Powers and Duties of Trustees (submissions due 31 August)
As a part of the Law Commission’s review of the Trustee Act 1956 and trust law generally, the Law Commission has released a fourth Issues Paper.... - Law Commission Review of Incorporated Societies Act 1908 (submissions due 30 September 2011)
The Law Commission is also currently reviewing the Incorporated Societies Act 1908 and has released an Issues Paper…