Buddle Findlay
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Buddle Findlay’s practice is prominent in major infrastructure, environment, and resource management matters, with particular strength in advising on large-scale public and private projects across sectors including energy, water, urban development, and transport. Paul Beverley is regarded for his work on major consenting processes and the design of co-governance frameworks involving the Crown, local government, and Māori. Jennifer Caldwell litigates in the Environment Court and higher courts and advises on large consent and designation projects. David Allen brings expertise across sectors including water, energy, transport, and housing, and David Randal is regularly instructed by airport and port clients on significant infrastructure developments. Vanessa Evitt advises on the planning aspects of property, banking, and infrastructure, and Mathew Gribben acts for local authorities, developers, and infrastructure providers on consenting and plan-making.
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Testimonials
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- 'The team is amazing. Technically excellent and smart, with wonderful personal skills. Organised, well-resourced, accommodating and available. I have experienced excellent service and find the team to be motivated, genuinely interested in the outcome, trustworthy, robust, and very skilled.'
- 'David Allen is excellent. I would trust him with anything. He is so calm, composed and skilful - excellent legal advice, and amazing support. A wonderful human, and a fantastic legal brain.'
Key clients
- Whanganui Port Limited Partnership
- Valmont Pty Ltd
Work highlights
Acting for the New Zealand Transport Agency and Auckland Transport as legal participants in the Supporting Growth Alliance, a five-seven year programme of work to identify and obtain route protection approvals for new and upgraded transport networks throughout greater Auckland, including the recent route protection decisions for the Drury Arterials Network and the Auckland Airport to Botany Bus Rapid Transit Network.