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I have experience across a broad range of commercial, regulatory and compliance matters. As Head of Legal and Regulatory at Trade Me, I led the team that advised the company on all aspects of commercial law, instructed on the acquisition of new companies, provided legal guidance on the development of new online services, consumer law, privacy and intellectual property. I also led Trade Me’s regulatory and government relations programme, where I worked closely with government agencies, officials and parliament, and was involved in legislative reviews to ensure the law could be implemented online in a practical and pragmatic way.
Before Juno
Trade Me | Head of Legal and Regulatory
Ernst & Young | Tax Consultant
Areas of Expertise
- Consumer law
- Commercial and contract law - negotiations, review and drafting
- Privacy law
- Intellectual property law
- Business acquisition and strategic partnerships - strategy and legal negotiations
- Government relations and public policy - with a focus on implementation online
Governance/Community
Former Deputy Chair, Outward Bound Members Council
What Marissa Flowerday's clients say
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Just a quick note to say that I have really appreciated working with Marissa over the last wee while. I have enjoyed her pragmatism and common sense, not to mention her fantastic legal skills and sense of humour! She has been a highly valued member of our team and a very safe pair of hands.
Simon Johnson
General Counsel, Victoria University of Wellington
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Marissa has been bloody brilliant thank you.
Kirsten Sutherland
Founder, St Fabiola
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Juno Legal have been a great support to Dyson ANZ. Our legal team are based in Australia, however deal with issues relating to our New Zealand business on a regular basis. We were looking for support from a firm in NZ that could provide cost efficient advice on various ad hoc matters that arise from time to time. Marissa from Juno Legal, has been great at filling this need for us and has provided clear and timely advice that has hit the mark on a variety of matters.
Ashvini Arnott
Legal Counsel, Dyson Australia and New Zealand
