Racism on the rise around New Zealand due to COVID-19 – Mai Chen speaks to Radio New Zealand
Published on RadioNZ From The Panel, 4:37 pm on 5 May 2020 There are reports that anti-Asian sentiment has increased as COVID-19 hit New Zealand. Mai Chen talks about the realities of racism in NZ directly related to the virus’s origins. […]
Forbes Magazine’s Good Morning Vibrations with Andrea Gläsemann and Mai Chen
Mai Chen, Managing Partner of Chen Palmer and Chair of SUPERdiverse WOMEN, spoke to Andrea Gläsemann, Senior Editor Forbes magazine, on COVID-19, leadership and superdiversity. Watch the video here.
The Panel with Mai Chen and Allan Blackman (Part 2)
Published on RadioNZ From The Panel, 4:05 pm on 22 April 2020 The Auditor-General is going to review the distribution of PPE, including masks to healthcare workers. Dr Elizabeth Fenton, a public health ethics and resource prioritisation lecturer at Otago University’s school […]
The Panel with Mai Chen and Allan Blackman (Part 1)
Published on RadioNZ From The Panel, 4:03 pm on 22 April 2020 Police Association President Chris Cahill talks about officers charging nearly 4,000 people with lock down breaches and how more people are out closer to the end of alert level four. […]
Linda Clark and Mai Chen on NZ’s Covid-19 response
Published on RadioNZ From Sunday Morning, 8.41am on 26 April 2020 New Zealand will exit the Covid-19 Alert 4 lockdown period late on Monday night, and we will wake to a slightly different world on Tuesday under Alert Level 3 […]
Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart presents seminar on the Impact of Radical Change of Circumstances on Contracts
Professor Mindy Chen-Wishart has presented a seminar on the Impact of Radical Change of Circumstances on Contracts, which is particularly relevant in the COVID-19 context. Professor Chen-Wishart is a Professor of the Law of Contract and the Dean Elect […]
Covid-19 Alert Level 4 lockdown
During the Covid-19 Alert Level 4 lockdown, Chen Palmer lawyers are working from home, and all of our usual legal services are available. If you are looking for assistance with a public, employment, education, government / parliament / law reform, […]
What does Waitangi Day mean to you? He aha te tikanga o te Rangi o Waitangi ki a koe?
Published on Stuff By Joel Maxwell and Virginia Fallon 6 February 2020 From the hopeful to the sad, from the irreverent to the reverential, and from both sides of the Treaty signatories table, we have spoken to eight prominent New Zealanders about […]
Trade Me flatmates ad which expresses preference for Indian or Chinese doesn’t break law or breach standards, website says
Published on New Zealand Herald By Issac Davison 1 February 2020 Trade Me says it won’t take action over a “flatmates wanted” listing which states a preference for Indian or Chinese people because it does not break the law or […]
Casting vote decides water issue
Published on Otago Daily Times By Hamish MacLean 25 January 2020 Limiting interim consents replacing 100-year-old mining water rights to just seven years will stifle development of agribusiness in the region and have “significant repercussions” for the economy, Otago […]
