Meridian Partners

About Meridian Partners

An Auckland law firm built around complementary, partner-led practices for New Zealand and overseas clients.

An Auckland firm with complementary practices

Meridian Partners is an Auckland law firm built around complementary specialist practices. Our lawyers advise on property and commercial transactions, tax disputes and negotiations, student loans, commercial and regulatory disputes, trusts, estates and notarial work. Clients receive direct access to the lawyer responsible for their matter, with the firm coordinating where legal issues cross disciplines.

Partner-led practices

Adelina Ong leads the property, commercial, trusts and notarial practice. Dave Ananth’s practice is Student Loans and Tax Disputes, Negotiations. Arvind Nair leads commercial litigation and regulatory disputes. Each brings distinct experience to the firm.

Specialisation and collaboration

We are not a firm in which every lawyer claims to do everything. Meridian is built around distinct, partner-led practices. Clients work with the lawyer who has the relevant experience, and the firm works together where a matter crosses property, commercial, tax, regulatory or dispute lines.

New Zealand and cross-border clients

The firm acts for businesses, property owners, investors and individuals in New Zealand and overseas. Our work includes New Zealand property and business transactions involving overseas clients, cross-border interests and Inland Revenue matters affecting people based abroad.

A point of contact for your matter

Tell us the area you need help with and we will connect you with the relevant practice. Email info@mplaw.nz or find the right lawyer.

Our people

Distinct specialists. A shared firm.

Partners

Solicitors

Administration & support

Executive Assistant to Partner Dave Ananth

Ananya Manu

Tax disputes, Inland Revenue and student-loan practice support

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