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Welcome to Franks & Ogilvie

Franks & Ogilvie is a Wellington based 5 lawyer firm offering commercial and public law services throughout New Zealand. The firm was incorporated in 2009 as Commercial & Public Law Limited.

The principals, Stephen Franks and Rob Ogilvie are both commercial lawyers with specialist experience at the intersection of commerce and government.

That includes being a parliamentarian, government advisors, a regulator, a law drafter, company directors, an in-house counsel and commercial negotiators. We've seen both sides of most legal processes.

Our success depends on knowing how things work in reality. We untangle commercial and regulatory law problems.

Give Stephen or Rob a call

We're likely to know who makes the decisions, why, and how politics or the law can compel you or trip you up.

If it takes less than 20 minutes we'd rarely charge.

There are not many specialist public lawyers. Even fewer have commercial experience. We start and end with commercial interests at heart.

IN THE NEWS

"Trade Me" Legal Tender sees Small Firm Winners
22 December 2011
Franks & Ogilvie have been appointed to the Government’s approved legal services panel...

LATEST FROM STEPHEN'S BLOG

Dont’ take care this New Year
01 January 2012
 Writing the post on email Christmas cards reminded me how many piously urged me to “take care” this "festive season"...

The Iron Lady
01 January 2012
I looked forward to seeing Margaret Thatcher at the movies last night after days of camping in rain...

Christmas cards, capital for Kiwibank and family silver.
25 December 2011
This year I got many more business Christmas cards by email than by post...

Come ye that labour and are heavy laden (and will be outstanding)
22 December 2011
My firm has had a good year...

Erudite judges
21 December 2011
A High Court Judge last night gently asked me the plural of ignoramus...

Many thanks to The Wellington Sculpture Trust for allowing use of their photographs.