Gascoigne Wicks Lawyers - Blenheim Commercial & Property Experts

Gascoigne Wicks is a well-established law firm serving clients across the top of the South Island and beyond, with offices in Blenheim and Kaikoura. The firm offers a comprehensive range of legal services to both commercial and private clients, with particular expertise in industries that define the Marlborough region. As a foundation member of the New Zealand-wide Lawlink network since 1986, the firm has access to over 420 lawyers specialising in almost every branch of law, ensuring clients receive the highest quality legal advice and expertise.

The firm's commercial and property team, led by partners Paul Gibson and Scott Wight, has developed specialised knowledge of the viticulture industry, reflecting Marlborough's position as New Zealand's largest wine-producing region. Their services encompass vineyard acquisition, development and leasing, grape supply and wine distribution contracts, alongside the full range of commercial legal services including corporate transactions, business formations, acquisitions and sales, and succession planning arrangements. The team also provides extensive conveyancing services and handles large and small-scale subdivisions throughout the region.

Gascoigne Wicks' litigation team, led by partner Quentin Davies, has established a strong reputation in resource management law, with particular expertise in aquaculture matters. The firm represents clients in complex environmental and planning issues, coastal environment management, and freshwater management. Their litigation experience extends to family law, employment disputes, relationship property matters, and they are currently working on one of the largest Iwi collaborative cases ever to go to Court. The firm's commitment to providing cost-effective solutions is evident in their approach to dispute resolution, working with clients to find fast and practical outcomes whilst maintaining the capability to provide experienced representation in tribunals and courts when required.