Drafting Trusts & Will Trusts in New Zealand

ISBN: 9780864727008 出版年：2013 页码：390 Anthony Willy James Rapley Thomson Reuters-Brookers

Advocacy is part of the Thomson Reuters "Silver Series" – a collection of practice guides designed specifically for New Zealand legal practitioners that offer a wealth of valuable advice and guidance on different practice areas of law. Advocacy is written by two expert authors, for all advocates in their practice both in and out of the courtroom. This work is divided into two parts: Part one discusses the personal qualities and ethical standards needed to be a successful advocate, and provides aspiring advocates good advice on the hard yards needed to be done to be an effective advocate Part two covers advocacy techniques and provides advice on how to effectively use these techniques about the authors Anthony Willy has 45 years of civil litigation experience in a number of different contexts. After 20 years as a litigation lawyer, he was appointed a District Court judge in 1985, retiring from the bench in 2000. He served variously as judge of the Environment Court, the Land Valuation Court, the Taxation Review Authority and as an Accident Compensation Appeal judge. He currently practises as a Resource Management Commissioner, arbitrator and commercial mediator. He is the author of Arbitration, Thomson Reuters, 2010 (online and hardcopy) and has written extensively on civil procedure. James Rapley is a barrister who specialises in criminal defence litigation. He appears as counsel in the District and High Courts in criminal and regulatory trials. He also appears as appellate counsel in the Court of Appeal. James lectures in Trial Advocacy and has taught at the University of Canterbury Law School since 2003 and the University of the South Pacific Law School since 2012. He is also a member of the litigation committee for the Canterbury branch of the NZ Law Society and is a faculty member of the NZ Law Society Litigation Skills course. Extract from a Law Society review by Jonathan Temm "This book is a very useful addition to the New Zealand discussion on advocacy and will be a great resource book for all practitioners... I commend the authors who bring a good deal of experience to the topic." Click the following link to open the full review: Advocacy, Law Society Review