Parry Field Lawyers – Lawyers in Christchurch

Parry Field Lawyers is a full-service law firm with offices in Christchurch’s CBD and Riccarton, as well as Rolleston, Hokitika, and Auckland.

We provide excellent legal advice and find solutions which deliver the best practical outcome for those we represent.

Our team of 11 partners and 100 staff support clients across Aotearoa New Zealand in our core practice areas of charity, commercial, disputes, for-purpose, immigration, and property.

We see our clients in a rounded way and want to help them with ‘what really matters’, for legal services and beyond, where appropriate. A personable approach and strong relationships underpin the high-quality service the firm provides.

Our commitment is to serve our clients well and have a positive impact.

Explore our specialised legal services below. Our team are happy to help and can answer any questions you have. 

Our Christchurch Offices

Christchurch CBD

PHONE: +64 3 348 8480

PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
Level 1, 60 Cashel Street,
Christchurch

POSTAL ADDRESS:
PO Box 744
Christchurch, 8140
New Zealand

Riccarton

PHONE: +64 3 348 8480

PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
1 Rimu Street
Riccarton

POSTAL ADDRESS:
PO Box 8020, Riccarton,
Christchurch, 8440
New Zealand

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