Dr Nora Croft splits her time between working as a Patent Attorney and Intellectual Property Advisor at UniServices, and consultancy work.

Professor Craig Elliffe is a leading tax practitioner, and the author of acclaimed books in the field of international tax, corporate tax and tax avoidance.

Professor Caroline Foster is an international lawyer. She researches, teaches and supervises in international law, international environmental law and international dispute settlement.

Professor Jodi Gardner is the Brian Coote Chair in Private Law at the University of Auckland. Her research focuses on the relationship between private law and social policy.

Jane Glover is a barrister at Sangro Chambers with over 25 years’ experience in Intellectual Property. She has held a variety of adjudicative roles.

Professor Mark Henaghan is a very experienced PhD and Masters thesis supervisor. He specialises primarily in all aspects of family law.

An Hertogen is an associate professor. Her legal education spanned three continents, and she brings this experience to her research and teaching.

Jayden Houghton (Rereahu Maniapoto) is a lecturer and the Assistant Dean (Teaching and Learning) at the Auckland Law School.

Meet Suliana, whose journey has woven together the rich tapestry of her Pacific heritage with a passion for law and human rights.

Virginia Nichols has over 20 years’ experience in Intellectual Property, including as an Assistant Commissioner of Trade Marks and Patents.

Simon Schofield is a professional teaching fellow, teaching employment law, advanced employment law, torts, and local government law.

Fleur is a senior lecturer at the law school. She mainly researches and supervises postgraduate research on issues regarding Indigenous peoples and the law.

Hanna Wilberg’s research interests lie mainly in administrative law and justice, social security law and policy, and the tort liability of public authorities.