The law firm of Clendons provides specialist high-level strategic business and commercial legal advice from the Auckland CBD. Clendons and predecessor firms have a rich history dating back to 1915.

Clendons provides legal services in several specialist areas, including Technology, Intellectual Property, Insurance, Dispute Resolution, Telecommunications, Resource Management / Environmental, M&A / Capital Restructuring, Commercial and Employment Law.

We apply a modern commercial approach to the delivery of professional legal services, and are focused on achieving our clients' objectives. We aim to provide superior client service, including commercially-focused legal advice of the highest calibre. 

Through Clendons’ membership of Mackrell International, one of the world's leading networks of legal firms, Clendons is able to assist you through our colleagues in over 100 cities in 60 countries. read more...

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Our philosophy

Our primary focus is on our clients' objectives...Learn more

 

Our greatest asset

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Our Associations

Clendons maintain associations with a number of organisations

Articles

Clendons regularly publish articles in leading industry magazines about topical issues. Read more from our legal team about a diverse range of Law topics.

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Background Papers

Clendons have prepared a series of background papers, which are available by clicking on the links below.

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Law of Tendering

This paper discusses the key laws applying to commercial tendering, which is increasingly…