Publications and presentations

Chen Palmer is at the cutting edge of public law and employment law – so there’s always lots going on. Here you can find media releases, articles and presentations by us, and examples of our work in the news.

Mai Chen on elections and the opportunities for businesses.

Legislation is one of the strongest levers the Government can use to control, or as public servants often describe it, ‘steer’ strategic policy direction.

Mai Chen discusses the issues looming for the government after the election on Radio New Zealand National's Nine to Noon programme.

The question the Rena incident ultimately poses for all New Zealanders is whether we are prepared to pay the price when commerce goes wrong.

Mai Chen on the costs and liabilities of the Rena.

Susan Hornsby-Geluk on who pays when an employee gets in trouble at the employer's behest - strippers, mouthguards and speeding fines.

Amid the Rugby World Cup drama of Dan Carter's injury and more fan zones, you may have missed that Parliament rises for the general election today (and formally dissolves a couple of weeks later on October 20). So if any laws are urgently needed before the new Parliament is established after the elections, you are out of luck.

When the rest of New Zealand is in a frenzy over the All Blacks it seems a little crude to focus on details such as their terms and conditions of employment. It is kind of interesting, though.

Mai Chen on judging judges.

James Dunne, Chen Palmer Intermediate Associate, discusses election advertising on Radio New Zealand National's Nine To Noon programme.

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Publications and presentations

AMP Business: The Brief with Mai Chen

Steering the international education sector - Education Amendment Act 2011 (No 66)

Mai Chen on Nine to Noon

Be prepared for risk of more spills

AMP Business: The Brief with Mai Chen

AMP Business: The Brief with Susan Hornsby-Geluk

More time for people to have a say

For the ABs, it's a contract sport too

AMP Business: The Brief with Mai Chen

Election Advertising on Nine To Noon