Angus Drumm Email & Phone Number

Auckland, New Zealand

I specialise in employment law litigation, but I also work on family law issues. I support Simon Mitchell KC with legal research, drafting and general court preparation tasks.

Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland, New Zealand

My role had two main focuses - Political marketing and communications; ensuring that central government policy is effectively communicated to constituents along with communication of our local advocacy campaigns. - Community stakeholder engagement and outreach; the Upper Harbour electorate is a diverse and vibrant community which requires me to ensure local stakeholders (such as business associations or community trusts) have opportunities to talk to their local MP about the issues that matter most to them.

Upper Harbour Electorate Office

I support the work of Vanushi Walters in the Upper Harbour electorate by: - Assisting in coordinating community events between constituents and stakeholders - Helping struggling community members access government support - Planning and managing constituency meetings- Providing administrative support for case work

Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland, New Zealand

As part of the Government Legal Network summer clerk program, I work with the corporate legal team. The corporate legal team provides internal legal advice to Public Trust (as a corporate entity) across a variety of subject matters, including contracting, property matters, privacy and official information requests, compliance obligations, the board, subsidiary governance and CTS legal issues. I assist the team by providing research on case and statutory law to help inform the advice that they would give to the Public Trust teams.

Auckland Museum

I was the recipient of a summer studentship where I got the opportunity to work with the Online Cenotaph team on a World War Two Prisoner of War project. The project had three phases:- The first phase involved basic data cleaning. I worked through the Museum's list of camps that held New Zealanders to ensure spelling, double-ups or general errors were amended. - The second phase involved detailed research on the camps that New Zealanders were in. This required me to read over hundreds of primary documents and literature of New Zealand Prisoners of War to ascertain locations, amount of prisoners, their travels and other relevant information for each camp- The third phase involved creating a report of my findings, including reflecting on the challenges of the research, reviewing the sources that I used and sharing some stories that I came across whilst researching

Llb/Ba, Law, Politics And History

Professional Legal Studies Course, Law

Education record

Te Reo Māori Beginners Course, Second Language Learning

This is a night school class that teaches beginner level Te Reo Māori.