James commenced legal practice in 1997 after graduating from the University of Auckland with majors in Economics and Company Law, with additional studies in the areas of international trade and finance.
He has considerable experience advising in a range of areas including technology, intellectual property, corporate and commercial, domestic and international contracting, employment, trade practices, capital raising, M & A, telecommunications and privacy.
James has presented widely on a variety of topics including on international trade, contract law, intellectual property, commercial tendering and technology issues.
James has also written numerous published articles regarding topical issues in a variety of fields, including contracts, technology, privacy, employment, and intellectual property.
James enjoys providing practical, innovative and strategic advice to help clients achieve effective commercial solutions.
