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ISSUE 926 · MARCH 2019 Auckland Most lawyers – 5,889 Kawerau Fewest lawyers per capita – 1 lawyer per 3656 people Te Awamutu Highest proportion of female lawyers – 65.5% Snapshot of the Profession 2019 Page 27 Wellington Highest proportion of Greymouth in-house lawyers – 49.3% Highest proportion of male lawyers – 69.2% Alexandra Largest annual increase in lawyers – 23.1% Unsatisfactory AI and the Why co-operating Lawyers and conducts vs law: an update with the media is social media misconduct good advice Page 23 Page 62 Page 76 Page 79 Save time and reduce risk with Lexis® Draft. Enhanced research, editing and proofreading functions allow you to avoid mistakes and revisions so you can deliver accurate and concise legal documents every time. Drafting doesn’t need Seamless workflow with Microsoft® Word & Outlook integration to drain your time. 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