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Postal: PO Box 10538
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Phone: +64 4 830 2430

Email: wellington@moranlaw.co

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

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Auckland 1010

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

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Sydney, NSW, 2000

Phone: +61 2 9091 4258

Email: sydney@moranlaw.co

Amanda Griffiths

Amanda Griffiths

Amanda is a highly experienced trade mark specialist with a reputation for providing clear and practical advice, while also unlocking the commercial potential of brand assets. With nearly 25 years experience, Amanda has worked with clients across all industries including technology, manufacturing, retail, marine, finance and healthcare. She has a particular interest in FMCG. Amanda has been recognised as a leading lawyer by several publications. She is particularly proud of being named in New Zealand Lawyers Elite Women List for 'making great strides in shaping a new future for the legal sector'.

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