Cooney Lees Morgan is strengthening its partnership with the appointment of Kate Stubbing and Rachael Zame, marking a significant step for the firm at a time of rapid change.
Employers, are you ready? We’ll help you make sense of the latest amendments to the Employment Relations Act.
The Employment Relations Amendment Bill is now in force, introducing significant changes to the Employment Relations Act 2000 that are directly relevant to employers. For businesses, the amendments create opportunities…
READ MOREThirty Years, Three Careers, One Unbreakable Bond
Three desks in our Property & Development team sit just metres apart – a small distance that reflects three decades of friendship, adventures, triumphs and heartache.
A Fond Farewell from CLM : Reflecting on Murray’s Memorable Journey
Former Cooney Lees Morgan Partner Murray Denyer has announced his retirement as a Consultant with the firm, and from legal practice, due to health reasons. Murray has been fighting a…
READ MORECLM’s Summer Clerk Programme: Where legal Careers Begin
Every year Cooney Lees Morgan welcomes law students into our Summer Clerk Programme, offering the chance to step beyond the lecture theatre and into legal practice. The programme is designed…
READ MOREThink Your Data Is Safe? Think Again.
When a fried chicken chain has tighter cybersecurity than our digital health providers, it’s time to admit something’s wrong. With the Manage My Health privacy breach dominating headlines through the…
READ MOREAI will make my legal bill cheaper, right?
There is a lot of talk about AI and the efficiencies it can deliver, so it’s easy to think there’s no downside to using AI for legal disputes or when…
READ MOREOut with the Old, In with the New
The RMA replacement has arrived. Since its election in 2023, the Government has remained committed to a full overhaul of New Zealand’s resource management system. Over the past three years,…
READ MOREAll together for a new CLM look
Cooney Lees Morgan has been delivering legal excellence for over a century, with roots reaching back to 1918.









