New Zealand Law Society

About New Zealand Law Society

The New Zealand Law Society, or Te Kāhui Ture o Aotearoa, is the national regulator and representative body for the legal profession in New Zealand. Established in 1869, it ensures that legal services in the country maintain high standards of professionalism and integrity. The organization is governed by a president, an executive board, and a council, with its headquarters in Wellington and staff across 13 branches.