Engage Explore Exceed
At Billings we believe in our mission statement; Engage, Explore, Exceed. We believe our role as your legal advisor is to understand your needs, to provide positive solutions that protect your interests and to ensure we deliver to you the best possible service.
You see, we are not just any old lawyers – we are Your Lawyers ...Your Property Lawyers; Your Business Lawyers; Your Trust Lawyers; Your Employment Lawyers; Your Family Lawyers.
At Billings Lawyers we specialise in Commercial & Corporate Law (including business sales & purchases); Property Law (including house sales & purchases and leases); Trusts, Asset Protection & Elder Law (including Wills, Estates and Retirement Villages); Intellectual Property Law (including Confidentiality Agreement, Trademark Registration, Patent and Copyright Advice); Court Action (including debt recovery); Employment Law; Family Law.
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Billings Lawyers, New Plymouth, Taranaki
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MERGER ANNOUNCEMENT
Billings Lawyers and RMY Legal will merge in April 2021.
“We are thrilled and looking forward to joining our legal teams together. We both share similar values and have highly experienced and well-regarded lawyers and staff. This merger into one new law firm will help us strengthen our people focused culture,” Billings director Tim Coleman and RMY Legal partner Charles Wilkinson.
Wilkinson and Coleman anticipate the merger of the firms will result in a dynamic client experience leading to ... »