Join us for a conversation on 21 May with Mr Daisley, facilitated by local mediator and Auckland Law School Fellow Nina Khouri.​

In this session on 20th May lawyer, academic and author Daniel Kalderimis KC will interview Philippe Sands, lawyer, academic lawyer and author about the books he has written. ​

The lecture on Self Determination and Decolonisation, based on Philippe Sands' book "The Last Colony," on 19th May.

On Wednesday 16th April this paper deconstructs the "Anglo-American" corporate model.

Explore the trade mark law with Professor Robert Burrell on Monday 7th April.

It was a pleasure to host Peter on 3rd April and celebrate his achievements.

Associate Professor Carrie Leonetti is presenting at the 28 March 2025 Stalking Symposium.

Join Finlay Macdonald from The Conversation NZ on March 25th to learn how to share your research through media channels and become an author.​

This event on Friday 14th March provides an opportunity for academics, practitioners, students and judges to come together to discuss key issues in the law and the way it works in practice.​

Professor Ramsey will talk on 13 March about how trademark registration and enforcement laws can conflict with the right to freedom of expression.

Professor David McLauchlan is coming to Auckland on 11 March 2025 to deliver his final official lecture.

The online Global Corporate Law Seminar Series starts on 14 February and will bring together those exploring the company regulation from around the globe.

Two decades after its creation, is the Supreme Court hearing the right cases and meeting its statutory objectives? Book launch on 5 December 2024.

Join us on Wednesday, 4th December 2024 for a day of presentations and discussion on company law reform in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Universities are currently at the centre of heated controversies in most liberal democracies. On the one hand, universities are criticised for failing properly to protect freedom of speech and a culture of free inquiry in their communities.

Join us for this talk, which will explore the dilemmas of courts in deciding whether to speak in the language of law or science in climate litigation cases.

How can constitutional secularism help communities to live well together despite religious differences?

Join us for Dr Peter Underwood’s book launch on Corporate Group Legitimacy: Reconceptualising the Corporate Group by Routledge. A discussion on the book from the author and commentary by leading academics.

The 2024 Substantive Equality Month is hosted by the Auckland Law School from 25 July to 16 August. Explore the topics and lectures that interest you.

This year sees the launch of the first-ever Pacific Law Week at Auckland Law School!

Sir Owen Woodhouse Memorial Lecture 2023 will take place on 25 October. The speaker this year will be Richard Gaskins, Professor Emeritus at Brandeis University.

To commemorate twenty years since the commencement of the Trade Marks Act 2002, the University of Auckland in conjunction with the Legal Research Foundation is organising a conference on 1 September 2023.

The 2023 Substantive Equality Month is hosted by the Auckland Law School from 24 July to 18 August. Explore the topics and lectures that interest you.

A panel discussion on Structural Causes and Structural Responses will be held on 10 August, which is part of the 2023 Substantive Equality Month.

A lecture delivered by Māmari Stephens and Hanna Wilberg on 16 August 2023. This is part of 2023 Substantive Equality Month.

A lecture delivered by Dr Mele Tupou-Vaitohi on 18 August 2023. This is the last lecture of 2023 Substantive Equality Month.

A lecture delivered by Professor Jodi Gardner on 1 August 2023. This is part of 2023 Substantive Equality Month.

Dr John Taggart's public lecture on 27 July 2023. This is part of 2023 Substantive Equality Month.

A lecture delivered by Simon Schofield on 8 August 2023. This is part of 2023 Substantive Equality Month.

A lecture by guest lecturer Prof Andy Spalding on the systemic human rights and corruption challenges in megasports on 31 July 2023.

Join us on 24 July 2023 to hear from The Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG, former Justice of the High Court of Australia on LGBTIQ+ rights.

Professor Brian Tamanaha's public lecture on 28 June 2023, which takes up basic aspects of legal pluralism.

Professor J.H.H. Weiler is University Professor's public lecture on 29 June 2023.

Celebrating the success of our 2023 graduands.

Congratulations to all our Law Awards recipients for 2023.

Promoting discussion and debate on climate litigation

The Long and Resolute Journey of an Account of Profits

Rescuing the women judges of Afghanistan: A Promise to Forget No One

Guest panelists Claire Charters, Janet McLean KC, Nicole Roughan.

Object Lessons?: Environmental Law and Framing the Natural World

Constitutional transformation to realise Māori rights in Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

The Law and Sustainable Health Systems.

Congratulations to all our Law Awards recipients for 2022.

Compliance with International Treaties: Climate Change, Pandemics, Plastics and High Seas Biodiversity.

Intersection of property rights and environmental law.

Congratulations to all Spring Graduates for 2021.

Legal Theory and Practical Law.

Truth to Power: The critical legal academic as licensed subversive.

In this seminar, Professor Craig Ellife explored solutions to the tax treaty override problem.

Arbitration on the Marae.

Congratulations to all those who attended the 2022 Autumn Graduation Celebration.

Scott Optican did a talk at the 2021 Raising the Bar event “Dude, You’re A Cop?” Evidence Obtained By Undercover Policing In New Zealand.

Presented by Associate Professor John Ip.

Congratulations on the launch of the Law Career Guide website, which included a demonstration of the new site's features and benefits.

Congratulations to all our Law Awards recipients for 2021.

A special congratulations to all those who attended the 2021 Law Celebration.

This is the NZCGS 8th Annual Global Affairs Lecture with guest speaker Hon. James Shaw, Minister of Climate Change.

Congratulations to the winners of the Stout Shield for 2021.

Auckland Law School's Matt Bartlett gave a lecture on the power of Big Tech and surrounding legal issues.

In partnership with the Legal Research Foundation, Auckland Law School invited students to a lecture given by Professor Jacinta Ruru.

This panel discussion was lead by three industry experts giving advice on entering into the profession.

Congratulation on the team's success for the third year in a row.

Congratulations to all of our winter graduates.

Congratulations to this year's mooters and their success.

Auckland Law School's first event in the series "Taxing the Digital Economy: Theory, Policy and Practice".

The Women’s Mentoring Programme had a successful launch event in March.

Congratulations to the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award, The Honourable Chief Justice Winkelmann.