Thorndon Chambers

Thorndon Chambers was founded in 1994 by Terence Arnold, who was joined at the outset by Lindsay McKay and Francis Cooke. Over the past 25 years, our members have included some of the leading advocates at the New Zealand Bar, many of whom have taken silk. A number of former members have also been appointed to the Bench. Thorndon Chambers origins are firmly rooted in public and commercial law. Our current members are recognised specialists in all areas of public, commercial and international law. Members are regularly instructed on high profile litigation, appearing as advocates before the courts, specialist tribunals,...

Arbitration,climate change,companies and securities law,competition and regulatory,constitutional law,employment,equity and trusts,general commercial,human rights,insolvency,international law,judicial review,law reform and legislative drafting,public and administrative law,tax,and treaty of waitangi

Thorndon chambers operates in the Legal services industry.

Thorndon chambers's revenue is 11m - 100m

Thorndon chambers has 11 - 50 employees.