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- Brian Dickey KC | Barrister | Bankside Chambers
Brian is one of New Zealand’s most senior and respected litigators, commercial negotiators and dispute-resolution experts His commercial focus is currently front-line advocacy on large and complex cases, most recently the nine-week High Court trial of Green McCahill Holdings Limited v E C Williams Ors
- Auckland Crown Solicitor Brian Dickey Resigns - LawFuel
Dickey’s departure is the latest in list of litigators who have left Meredith Connell in the past year, including Nick Williams, Kim Francis and Leo Farmer The firm announced the appointment of five new partners last week
- Crown Solicitor Brian Dickey to step down - Stuff
In a statement from Meredith Connell, Dickey says he will step down in the summer and join the independent bar He will remain the Crown solicitor, overseeing criminal prosecutions in the
- Brian Dickey: Stepping down as Auckland Crown Solicitor - RNZ
Brian Dickey is Auckland Crown Solicitor The first Māori in this role, Brian has prosecuted some of New Zealand's most high-profile and shocking cases - including convicting Jesse Kempson for the murder of English tourist, Grace Millane and Eli Epiha for the killing of constable Matthew Hunt
- King’s Counsel appointments 2025 | Beehive. govt. nz
Brian Dickey specialises in criminal law, and has expertise in commercial regulatory prosecutions He graduated from Victoria University and was admitted to the bar in 1990
- Brian Dickey - Bankside Chambers | LinkedIn
He has 30 years’ experience in major criminal, commercial and civil litigation at all levels of the courts system He led his first High Court trial aged 23 and first murder trial in 2002
- Brian Dickey to join Bankside
Brian will join Bankside commencing February 2023 Brian is one of New Zealand’s most well-known lawyers having conducted many high profile cases over a number of years
- Former Crown Solicitor Joins Bankside Chambers - LawFuel
Former Auckland Crown Solicitor and Power Lawyer Brian Dickey is to join Bankside Chambers He announced his move to the Bar in June 2022 and has held the role of Crown Solicitor at Meredith Connell for eight years The move to Bankside will occur in February 2023
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