Burgess Law: Immigration, Employment & Treaty of Waitangi Claims
Burgess Law is a specialised legal practice founded by Jerome Burgess in April 2022, dedicated to protecting clients' rights and advocating for their interests. The firm operates with a commitment to creating a safe, caring environment focused on solving problems, reaching equitable solutions, and ensuring clients' peace of mind. Their approach is grounded in respect, integrity, and sound legal advice, with a collaborative philosophy that brings people together to explore opportunities and resolve complex legal challenges.
The firm's core expertise lies in three key areas of law. Their Te Tiriti o Waitangi practice encompasses handling Treaty of Waitangi claims, including historical claims, kaupapa inquiries, and urgent applications. In immigration law, they navigate the complexities of Immigration NZ requirements, specialising in temporary entry class applications such as work visas, student visas, and visitor visas, whilst also assisting with emergency visas and immigration appeals. Their employment law services cover all facets of employment relationships, providing comprehensive advice to foster fair and respectful working environments for all parties.
Led by Jerome Burgess, who holds a Bachelor of Laws and Master of Laws from the University of Waikato and was admitted to the bar in 2011, the team brings over a decade of experience from prestigious Hamilton law firms. The practice is supported by solicitor Romero Viane, admitted to the bar in 2020, who brings a fresh perspective bolstered by a background in public policy. Both lawyers maintain memberships with reputable legal organisations, ensuring clients receive expert guidance backed by professional credentials and a commitment to excellence in legal representation.
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- Hamilton High Court
Burgess Law practices in:
Māori & Indigenous
Immigration
Employment
Locations:
Waikato District, Waikato Region, New Zealand