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Experienced advising on major roading projects, Bell Gully supports central and local governments, Māori tribal organisations, and private sector clients. The firm further advises on rail infrastructure projects, including the consenting and development of train lines and train stations. It is also knowledgeable in port developments, ferry, and maritime matters. David Chisnall specialises in development and construction matters in the public and private sectors, while Angela Harford supports clients in urban renewals and infrastructure projects. Natasha Garvan focuses on environmental and resource management issues, and Ian Becke is knowledgeable in contract negotiations for developments and construction projects. In January 2024, Mathew Brown was made partner.
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Témoignages
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- 'The team's key strength is its strong advocacy for their clients and ability to respond to changing instructions or issues.'
- 'On complex projects, the team utilises experience from other teams in the firm.'
Clients clés
- Air New Zealand
- Auckland Transport
Points forts
- Advising Auckland Transport and NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi on Te Tupu Ngātahi (the Supporting Growth Alliance), as part of the Alliance legal team, on route protection of the transportation network required to service the next 30 years of Auckland’s growth.
- Advised on Let's Get Wellington Moving, a NZ$7.4bn transformational city-shaping programme for Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington.